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Chapter 29:THE WALLS HAVE EARS

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-08-07 15:11:07

Lillian’s POV

I had underestimated just how quickly a whisper could travel.

Only a few days had passed since the Lycan King departed, yet the atmosphere within the palace had shifted entirely. It was almost amusing. The rumor no longer needed Rex. It no longer needed me. People had taken it upon themselves to feed it, shape it, and pass it from one person to another until it had become something far larger than either of us could have created alone.

Exactly as I had hoped.

As I walked thro
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