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Chapter 60

Penulis: Purplefly
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Rosemarie

When the sharp, blunt question dropped from Tyson's mouth, I didn't break down. I didn't flinch, and I didn't let the bitter sting of the past pull me under the ice again.

Instead, a quiet, knowing smile touched my lips.

I looked up at Tyson, the winter wind catching a stray strand of hair across my cheek. He was watching me like an Alpha bracing for a storm, his jaw rigid, waiting for me to shatter or spit fire over the reminder of that agonizing afternoon in the hospital corridor.

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