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Chapter Fotry Three

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Damien’s POV~

I was standing in my office at the university, papers were scattered across the desk—pack reports for the Bloodhound similarly detailing their movements, and a map that detailed news of their most recent movements. I’d been reading for hours, and my eyes were burning, and yet I couldn’t stop.

I pushed the reports to the side and leaned back in my chair, rubbing my eyes. Elara’s face followed me when she’d told me, I don’t trust you, it had cut deeper than I was willing to admit. In my past life, I’d betrayed her, a bullet from me having taken her and our unborn child from this world. This second chance was my redemption, but it felt like every inch closer to her was like stepping on glass. She didn’t understand my history, didn’t experience the mate bond that still scorched in my chest, but I had vowed to protect her, even if she despised me for it.

A text from Caspian fluttered to my phone: Bloodhound scouts seen by the casino. Stay sharp. I cursed under my breath. Th
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