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Chapter 64: Threads of Silk

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~Omniscient POV

The corridor outside Lyric’s chamber was still, lit by the soft glow of moonlight that filtered through the stained glass windows. The castle had quieted for the night. Most of the guards had retired to their posts, and the halls, once humming with tension and footsteps, now felt like a sanctuary.

Kade walked with slow steps, his hands clasped behind his back. He hadn’t intended to wander this way. At least, that’s what he told himself. But somehow, his feet knew the path too well—knew where her room was, how many paces from the end of the hall, how the light from the sconces fell just outside her door.

He paused when he saw it.

The door was slightly ajar.

Warm candlelight spilled into the hall, flickering like an invitation. A trap, maybe. Or a moment he didn’t deserve.

Inside, Lyric sat by the vanity, her hair cascading down her back like a waterfall of night. She mo
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