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Chapter twelve

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last update Veröffentlichungsdatum: 11.04.2026 17:12:42

Christina’s POV

The cell door slammed open.

I didn’t flinch.

Guards flooded in. Six this time. More than necessary for one prisoner.

They hesitated at the threshold.

I stood slowly, watching them. Waiting.

“Move,” one finally said. His voice wavered.

I walked forward.

They surrounded me immediately, hands hovering near weapons but not touching me. Like I was something dangerous. Unpredictable.

Good.

Silver cuffs locked around my wrists. Cold metal burned against my skin, but I didn’t react.

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