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Chapter Seventy-Eight- Sophia's Alliance

Author: Kim castro
last update publish date: 2026-05-30 14:59:35

I was not in the room when Sophia made the agreement final.

I was never in the rooms where Sophia made her most significant decisions. This was by design on her part, and it had been true since before the gathering when she had read a prophecy and decided what to do about it in the privacy of her own calculation. I had learned her decisions afterward, always afterward, from the evidence they left in the world.

This one I learned from Marcus.

He sent the message through Lily on a Thursday, which
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