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Chapter 142

Autor: Aurora
last update Data de publicação: 2026-10-28 22:15:31

Fresh soil clung to the knees of Elias's canvas trousers.

I walked into the vast, open-air garden of the Aurelian Healing Center. The morning air was crisp, but the sunlight warmed the vibrant green leaves of the medicinal plants growing in the geometric wooden planters. Elias was kneeling beside a bed of rare mountain herbs, carefully trimming the stems with a pair of silver shears.

He had transformed the empty dirt lot into a breathtaking sanctuary. The air smelled of wild mint, crushed laven
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  • I teamed up with my ex-husband’s rival Alpha   Chapter 150

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