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Chapter Seventy-Two: Rebirth of the Night Rising
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2026-04-17 14:00:34Julian
I felt slightly dazed as I climbed the podium with Louisa’s warm, strong hand in mine. As if she sensed it, she turned her head and flashed me a smile that made the whole thing feel possible.
I tried not to compare her to Annie. I couldn’t quite stop myself. Annie had been small and fragile — a lovely, delicate thing that needed protection, and I had loved her complet
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