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Chapter 61: Weapons and Lessons

Author: IfyPen
last update publish date: 2026-04-30 15:31:18

Third Person POV

Calla stepped out of the bathroom still holding the bucket and damp towel. Her skin was flushed from the hot water, but her mind was a mess.

The dream, the kiss with Blade, Brynne’s mouth between her legs … everything swirled together until she felt both stimulated and bone-tired at the same time.

She couldn’t just sit in her room for the rest of the three days. She would go crazy.

She needed something to keep her busy.

She wandered down the short hallway, exploring the cabin
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