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CHAPTER 31: TOO CLOSE TO IGNORE

Autor: Amanda
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-04-23 23:53:46

The dining hall smelled faintly of roasted meat and fresh bread. Silverwares arranged meticulously.

The hall was quieter than usual.

Not silent. Just… controlled.

Plates shifted.

Cutlery touched porcelain.

Servants moved in and out, careful not to make unnecessary noise.

Damian sat at the head of the table, savoring the first bites of his meal,

Not rushed. Not slow.

Just… steady.

Like everything else about him. His mind was elsewhere,calculating, observing, always aware.

The doors opened.

Soft
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