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CHAPTER 76 🌖

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last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2024-12-21 07:26:17
The council meeting had adjourned, but the tempest it had left in its wake was yet far from over. Inside the Hampton estate, the air seemed to cling to the walls like a shroud of silence. Hannah—the girl they had called Hannah her whole life—sitated on the balcony of her temporary room, gazing blankly into the seemingly endless stretch of forest. The wind carried with it the faint howls of wolves in the distance, but tonight, it only made the swirling within her seem more confused.

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