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Chapter 121: THE SON WHO CHOSE DIFFERENTLY

Author: Loshey Akin
last update publish date: 2026-08-19 02:35:10

NOAH

I found the letter tucked between two pages of Adrian's journal.

At first, I thought it was another travel note. My father had left dozens of them behind, most written in a hurry, with places, names, and brief reminders squeezed into the margins.

This one was different.

It carried an old council seal.

I read it once, then again, because the meaning seemed impossible.

The letter offered Adrian a position within the ruling council. More than that, it offered him authority over several territ
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