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Chapter 96

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Raina’s POV

Morning came too quietly.

For the first time in what felt like forever, I woke without the weight of magic clawing at the back of my mind. No choking terror. No visions. No guilt forcing itself through my ribs. Just the soft rustle of the curtains above the bed and the warmth of Liam’s arm draped around my waist.

For a moment, I let myself lie still and pretend this was normal.

A cold presence pressed along my spine, the kind that should have felt unsettling, but instead wrapped around me protectively, almost like a silent promise. Liam stirred behind me.

“You awake,” he murmured.

“Unfortunately,” I whispered. “I was enjoying the peace.”

He shifted so he could look at me. His eyes had softened, the usual sharpness dulled by something gentler. I loved that look more than I should. It made me feel like I was allowed to be something other than danger.

“Come on,” he said. “Get dressed. I’m taking you somewhere.”

My brows rose. “Where exactly?”

“Out,” he replied simply, already
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