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last update publish date: 2026-01-29 04:31:32
Chapter One Hundred and Seven: Snow Angel

They woke up tangled together, legs intertwined, arms wrapped tight. The room was quiet and warm under the heavy blankets, but outside the big window, the world was turning white.

Soft, fat snowflakes fell silently, painting the city in a hush.

Zhedya shifted, pulling Ian even closer against his chest. He buried his face in Ian’s hair, breathing him in. His voice, when he spoke, was muffled and soft, different from his usual cool tone. It was almost
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