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THEIR REUNION

last update Data de publicação: 2026-06-11 23:34:50

[TRISTAN’S POV]

Declan's breathing came hard and fast, the kind of breathing that belonged to men in extreme pain, but his green eyes, that particular shade of green that ran through the Wright family like a genetic curse, fixed on mine without flinching.

He'd aged badly since I'd last seen him. Looked like someone had decided to hollow him out and refill him with shattered glass.

His face was thin, skeletal, the kind of thin that came from months of not eating or sleeping or doing anything e
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