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CHAPTER 74: CASSIAN

Autor: Xoro
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My eyes remained on the witch girl as we walked deeper into my pack.

She and Iris were chatting as if they were longtime friends and not people who just met less than an hour ago.

We were headed to my house so Iris could show Saoirse the broken urn, and while we did that, Iris was filling her up on how everything had happened. How she found Althea in Red Moon, and how the curse affected Barry's hand.

By the time we reached my house, my fists were tight in my pockets and my shoulders were tense.

Iris invited the witch in, and I glared at her when our eyes met. She rolled her eyes, a tiny smile hiding on her lips.

That smug little...

It may seem like I was being too hostile, but it was only normal to be distrustful of her.

I mean, witchcraft was banned for a reason. Witches couldn't be trusted. And this one just landed into our lap right when we needed one?

It was too much of a coincidence, and I didn't care if Saoirse or whatever she was called insisted that she was a "seer". Wh
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    "Here." Atlas slid his plate across the table until it rested in front of me, picking up mine at the same time. Mine contained a thick, uncut steak, while his contained the same, but cut into bite sized pieces, with a good helping of vegetables on the side. "Eat up." I pouted at him, gazing at the vegetables with distaste. "You know I don't like those." "I know," my mate agreed, a small smile on his lips. "But you have to eat them. I'll feed them to you if you won't eat." He picked up my fork and held it up to my lips trying to get me to eat. Obligingly, I opened my mouth and let him put them in. The guards at the door and the maids bringing in the dishes acted like they couldn't see us. After years of seeing their King and Queen acting like teenagers drunk on love, they had pretty much gotten used to it. "They're good, right?" Atlas asked. "No." I spoke with my mouth full. "They're not good." He speared a few veggies with his fork and brought them to his mouth too, then shru

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