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Angry

Author: White Orchid
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-10-20 09:00:00

Kaela, why are you so angry?" Nicole asked, confused. I never got the chance to explain. A low, rough groan came from the bed. Blaise was stirring, his eyes hazy with exhaustion and pain.

I had not kept my emotions in check. I might have woken him when he was supposed to be resting.

"Blaise, you are awake." I rushed to his side and touched his face. He was far too warm. He was running a fever. "Nicole, why is he hot?"

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