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Chapter 76: Someone Was Watching

Auteur: Max Shinabery
last update Date de publication: 2026-10-13 04:06:59

Kieran

Colter arrived at the main house carrying three folders and the expression of a man who had found something he wished he hadn’t. That was never good.

Cassian was already there, and Rhett too. Neither man had spoken much since arriving. That was worse.

I stood behind the long table in the council room and watched Colter spread photographs, visitor logs, and old maintenance records across the wood.

Mara was not here. She was at her clinic, where she wanted to be and where she should be. Th
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elseqnh+2
he is being framed. and yes he should tell about Selene.
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woodrocketdog
Well crap . Also he better fess up about Selene.
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