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Chapter One Hundred and Seventy-six

Author: Milly Ly
last update publish date: 2026-10-24 19:13:47

Maryelle's POV

The knock comes during a sleepless morning.

Fog blankets the city beyond my windows.

My coffee has gone cold for the second time.

I expect Marja.

Maybe Israfil.

Possibly Anna carrying bad news and worse sarcasm.

Instead, I open the door and find Lomi.

Immediately, something feels wrong.

Lucian's sister is usually composed.

Controlled.

Today she looks terrified.

"Maryelle."

My name leaves her mouth too quickly.

Too urgently.

"Has Lucian contacted you?"

I blink.

Caught off guard b
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