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Author: Favour
last update publish date: 2026-03-12 02:21:50
Chapter 12: Gravity

Years later ( second generation)

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Chapter 129 — Still Waters

Sol

I found him on the third floor.

I always find him on the third floor.

He was at the corner table. Alone. Which wasn't unusual. Zarian was always alone. Not because he couldn't fill a seat next to him but becau
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