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Chapter 9: The Thing He Feared

作者: Almira
last update publish date: 2026-06-25 01:25:20

Aurora's POV

Alexander stood at the far end of the corridor like a storm cloud rolling in, his fury cutting through the dim light. I still clutched the old photograph in my hand, its edges digging into my palm. Aridian remained beside me, calm and unmoved, as if the mansion’s shadows belonged to him more than anyone. The air between the three of us crackled, thick with years of unspoken venom. But Alexander wasn’t looking at his twin first. His eyes locked instantly on the photograph.

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