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CHAPTER 79 – Burning Crown

작가: Mercy V.
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The letter trembled in Rowan’s hand.

Not from age.

From fury.

He crushed the parchment into a tighter ball, then forced his fingers to relax, smoothing it flat again so he could see the words that had just upended the last illusion he’d been clinging to.

…Trial at the Temple complete.

The Moon‑touched chose the Bastard Alpha.

Old bonds severed. New ones sealed.

Priestess seal: witnessed.

The script was neat, unassuming.

It might as well have been written in blood.

Rowan’s jaw clench
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