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107. XAVIER

Penulis: Raji
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The sun rose slow and golden, bleeding through the thin curtains of our bedroom. For once, I didn’t feel the instinct to get up and train, report to a council, or guard my own life. Today, I wasn’t a vampire learning to be human again. I wasn’t a warrior returning from exile.

I was just… hers. Theirs.

Ariana stirred beside me, strands of her hair sticking to her cheek. Her breathing was soft and even, a kind of peace that used to feel impossible. Ryan, ever our sunrise surprise, had already been fed and lay snuggled in his crib. Aurora, on the other hand, had declared war on her shoes and was currently using them as boats in the hallway puddle she made out of spilled juice and her own imagination.

It was chaos.

And it was heaven.

“I’ll get her,” I whispered, pressing a kiss to Ariana’s forehead. She hummed sleepily and gave me that half-asleep smile that always made me feel like I could conquer the world.

By the time I returned with Aurora in one arm and a wet cloth in the other, Arian
Raji

Wohoo, some romance here.

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Debbie Proffer
Ok bring me to tears. Not right
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Ava Wolf
Beautiful…Beautiful chapter author. I am so glad they are getting their happy after story, because they truly deserve it. Their love for one another pure and precious. Thank you for the update! Smooches!
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