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Chapter 10

Author: Light 442
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"Well, well, look who finally showed her face," Ella’s voice rang out, syrupy sweet but laced with venom.

Lydia turned slowly, her expression neutral. Standing before her were twin she-wolves with blonde hair. Both of them were striking—tall, with flowing chestnut locks and sharp green eyes—but the smug smiles on their faces made them far less appealing.

Lydia studied them. She hadn't seen them when she first arrived, or maybe they weren't around, but whoever they were, she was sure they weren’t up to any good. She had expected this to happen, just not so soon.

“And who are you?” Lydia asked, assessing them both with a curious look, trying to differentiate them. They were the same height and had the same hair, but there had to be something they didn’t share.

“I’m Kate, and she’s Ella,” the one on the right said. There it was. They were twins and hard to tell apart, but Kate had a mole at the side of her mouth, though she seemed unaware of it, while Ella’s skin was clear.

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