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The impossible choice

Author: November
last update publish date: 2026-01-05 23:39:34

MILLIE'S POV

"We need to talk." My voice was steady despite the trembling in my hands. "Privately."

Braham nodded once, his jaw tight. "Leo, buddy, why don't you take your dragons upstairs? We need to discuss some boring grown-up stuff."

"Is it about the bad people?" Leo asked, getting off the floor with his drawings clutched to his chest.

"It's about schedules and calendars," I said, forcing brightness into my tone. "Very boring. I promise."

He studied us with those too-knowing eyes, clearly
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