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CHAPTER 6

Author: Shile
last update publish date: 2026-08-17 08:29:37
"No! Get off me!" I thrashed against the silk sheets, but Silas and Kieran held my arms in an absolute, iron grip.

​"Don't fight it, Aria," Silas muttered in my ear, his breath hot, heavy, and ragged against my temple. His fingers dug firmly into my forearm, pinning my wrist above my head. "If Lord Vane’s hounds catch one whiff of Solis blood on you, they won't even wait for a trial. They will incinerate this entire estate."

​"Then let them!" I screamed, staring up at Malakai with pure venom in
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