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Chapter 77

Author: Purplefly
last update publish date: 2026-09-10 00:33:35
Tyson

I saw red.

The split second that round cracked through the air and struck right beside Rosemarie, every restraint, every shred of diplomacy, and every civilized chain holding my wolf down shattered into ash.

They tried to take her.

The thought was a wildfire burning through my veins. The Grand Sovereign Pavilion—with all its gilded molding, chandeliers, and high-society cowards scrambling over broken glass—ceased to be a ballroom. It became a hunting ground.

"Garrett! Kill every
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