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Chapter 9: Heart On The Floor

Author: Miss_Chief
last update publish date: 2026-07-21 15:21:15

###Sincerely

Silence swallowed the room again.

I stared at the half-eaten feast, then at the closed bedroom door.

I had to leave.

Before Alpha Ryker returned to ask questions I wouldn't be able to answer.

Before he realized saving me had been a mistake.

I shoved one last piece of bread into my mouth, the crust soft against my tongue. Strength. I needed strength. Wiping my greasy fingers on the soft fabric of the dress, I rose on unsteady legs. The silk whispered against my skin, a mocking
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