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Leah

Julius spent the next ten minutes describing the plan, and the only thought in my head as he concluded his briefing was, 'I may die trying to kill Ares.'

“The plan is easy, Leah,” Julius said with a dismissive wave of his hand, as though he didn’t just paint the image of my inevitable death. “All you have to do is follow every step I’ve laid out.”

My eyes narrowed. Easy? It was easy to sleep through the night without nightmares. Easy was not being held prisoner for years. What he was asking was madness.

I had to poison Ares. Not once. Not twice. Over and over again for two weeks, until the toxins built enough to weaken him, to finally kill him.

My stomach churned at the thought. Pouring poison into his cup with a steady hand while praying my wolf didn’t give me away. And worst of all, living in constant fear that he would notice before it was too late.

Then would I know true hell.

I snapped my gaze to Julius. “How the hell is that easy? How the hell am I supposed to guarantee my
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honeybe1014
thank you for the updates ......️
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honeybe1014
why doesn't she ask why Julian wants him dead and why he doesn't just do it since he has easier access to him
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