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Chapter Thirteen

Author: Elle Targaryen
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-04-13 22:32:08

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

Genesis

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Sleep did not come easily.

Not anymore.

Not here.

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The estate had settled into a false quiet, the kind that felt too controlled to be natural. Guards moved more frequently now. Doors that once stood open were closed. Shadows felt heavier, stretched tighter across the walls.

War had not been declared.

But it had arrived.

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I stood near the window in my room, watching the distant tree line where darkness swallowed everything beyond it. My reflection stared back a
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