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Chapter 71

Author: Victoria.c.
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-05-25 10:00:57

THE BROKEN MIRROR

It Was A Restless Night.

The shadows of the palace stretched longer than usual, bleeding across the marble floors like something alive.

Ceres woke before the bells. Not from noise—but from stillness.

Her eyes blinked open to a dim ceiling, the embroidered canopy above her bed blurred by the tears she hadn't cried. Her heart pounded, not from fear but from something else—a knowing.

The dream was already fading. Only flashes remained.

—A wolf's eyes watching from a cracked mirror.

—A throne

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