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CHAPTER 32

Author: Anonymous Lee
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CHAPTER 32

“I swear,” Dorian muttered as he stepped into the kitchen, shirtless and cranky, “that party was a fucking disaster. There are three bodies outside. Three.”

Kai, seated cross-legged on the counter, yawned dramatically. “Oh please, three’s nothing. Remember the New Moon Bash? Ten bodies. And two were still twitching.”

Dorian scowled. “This isn’t a competition, Kai.”

“I mean, if it was, you’d still lose,” Kai quipped with a wink.

Lucian entered silently, dressed in black from head to toe, eyes sharp and unreadable. He moved toward the window, looking out.

Elias followed, rubbing his eyes, hair a mess. “Morning,” he muttered, stretching.

Dorian turned toward him, gesturing outside. “What the hell am I supposed to tell the Council if they show up?

Lucian raised a single hand and snapped his fingers.

Outside, the morning fog suddenly shifted into thin trails of black smoke rising from the corpses. The stench of char and magic drifted faintly through the air.

Elias blinked, star
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