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Chapter 192

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Her grip tightened slightly.

“And that was before you came to me in my dream.”

Tessa’s eyes searched hers, steady, certain.

“Kae… believe it or not, I always knew you were… different.”

A faint smile touched her lips.

“I mean, I didn’t think supernatural different—but this?” she huffed a quiet b
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