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Chapter 44 – Kai's Promise
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2026-05-24 12:18:12Kai did not mean to discover the secret. He had come to Ela's room late at night to return a book she had lent him, a old text about healing herbs that he had been studying for weeks. The door was slightly ajar, and he heard voices inside. He should have knocked. He should have walked away and come back in the morning. But something in Ela's tone made him pause. She sounded scared. She almost never sounded scared anymore. Not after everything she h
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