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Chapter 11

Author: Favour Uche
last update publish date: 2026-10-28 22:36:52

It felt like choking on her own blood when Lyra chugged down that glass of mystery liquid. She coughed and retched everywhere, unable to keep it down no matter how hard she tried. Her breathing came out as strangled gasps as she grasped a chair—the only thing stopping her from tumbling down.

The carpet was stained with the blackish-brown slop. And it reeked. "Oh no," she mumbled. Michael would have a fit if he saw the room in this state. What excuses would she come up with this time?

"Your Grac
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