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Chapter 100: A Door once closed

Author: Gummy bear
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-03 19:15:01

The dream clung to Emilia like damp fog, lingering even as she dressed, ate, and wandered the halls of the Calhoun estate. No matter how she tried to distract herself—by training with Mochi, helping Mara fold linens in the garden room, or curling up with a novel in the drawing room—the images from the night before replayed in her mind.

The voice that had called her name in the dream was still echoing somewhere deep in her chest. Soft. Familiar. Not entirely human.

She didn’t tell Dante. Not yet. Something in her told her not to—at least, not until she understood more. But that wasn’t enough to keep her curiosity from growing.

Especially about the East Wing.

She’d passed it before—always guarded, always locked. Once or twice, she'd heard whispers beyond the door, not words exactly, but the kind of murmurs that made her feel as if something ancient was breathing just beyond the threshold.

Today, something pulled her toward it. Maybe it was the dream. Maybe it was the way Dante had been
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