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CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED & THIRTY NINE

Penulis: Judith GW
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-03-13 18:02:38

Talia’s POV

The Alphas and Lunas gathered at the base of the wall as a group after the tour. Some of them were still looking back at it as they settled into position. Others were speaking quietly among themselves.

Nolan and I moved to the front to stand in front of the group. Upon seeing us, the talking stopped and the group focused on us.

"Thank you all for making the journey," I started. "I know it was not a short one for many of you, and I am grateful that you came and that you took the time
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I really HOPE that they realize that they now NEED to protect Leslie very well because SHE is the ONLY healer who knows what herbs to use to heal the mad rogues infection and only if caught immediately after the wound!!
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