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Chapter 9

Kingston POV.

I circled Alra dangerously with my eyes gawking at her apprehensively.

“You still want your mother and that stupid witch to be dragged here…..I will not spare their lives!”. I gritted my teeth as I lowered my head to meet her ear.

She flinched and let out a knowing smirk. “Forget about her, she's dead”. She spat with so much confidence,she nodded and headed and continued. “You can fetch my whole family members, nothing will c
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