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Chapter 90: His Pain Became Mine

Author: Talebearer
last update publish date: 2026-09-20 14:15:17

IVY

I was shaking and I couldn't stop it even after Tyler walked away from me with his hockey bag hanging over his shoulder.

My hands continued to tremble and I stood there staring at the door he had just walked through, trying to convince myself that I was okay.

But I wasn't.

Something was wrong. Something was terribly wrong.

The moment Tyler told me that the council had called my bloodline forbidden, it felt like the entire world had shifted beneath my feet.

I had spent my entire life believi
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