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CHAPTER SIXTY FIVE

Autor: ZIA
last update Data de publicação: 2026-03-30 23:45:06

Elara's point of view

I knew something was wrong the moment I saw him.

Not because he said anything.

Not because there was chaos around.

But because of who he was.

Lucian never appeared without a reason.

And the fact that he was standing there—outside, alert, silent, watching the forest like it might breathe wrong at any second—made something inside me twist in a way I couldn’t explain.

Fear came first.

Then understanding.

Then something worse.

I stepped closer, my heartbeat already out of rhy
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