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79. I Won't Let You Leave!

Author: Mmeso Writes
last update publish date: 2026-09-29 07:52:02

Divina's Point Of View

For several seconds, nobody moved.

I stared at the woman standing across the throne room, my heart pounding so violently against my ribs that it almost hurt.

Mrs. Carterwright.

No.

Shadhira.

Whatever name she wanted to call herself now, I knew those striking, lemon-green cat-like eyes. I knew that sharp, velvety voice. I knew the woman standing right in front of me.

She was the very person who had once looked me straight in the eyes, holding my trembling hands, an
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