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CHAPTER FIFTY-THREE: WRECKING OPTIONS

Author: Jade.writes
last update publish date: 2026-09-16 23:06:41

Asheron

Later that night, sleep was a far fetched dream for me..

I sat in my study long after the estate had gone quiet. Every time I closed my eyes I saw her. The way Seraphina had looked at me when I set her down. The quiet hurt she tried to hide. The steady pulse under my thumb when I held her wrist too long.

I should not have touched her. I should not have carried her in front of Pearl. I should not have ordered her to come to me first if anything happened

Yet the commands had left my mout
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    AsheronRowan walked off my territory with blood on his mouth and an audience he didn’t get to control.I watched the escort take him all the way to the southern marker before I let myself turn away. Kevin wanted to push farther and scatter the last of the column into true dispersal. I said no. A clean removal under witnessed conditions was stronger than a hunt that could be rewritten as persecution. Rowan had gotten a loss. That was enough for meThe bruise along my ribs ached in a deep, annoyed way. I had fought cleaner opponents before. Rowan didn’t fight clean. He fought like a man trying to drag every spectator into his version of the story. Even on the ground, he had looked up toward her.That look stayed under my skin longer than the bruise.I cleaned up, took the medical wrap Lira forced on me without comment, and went to the study. Maps still covered the table. The claim file sat under weight in the center. The southern cut was quiet for the first time in days. That should h

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