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CHAPTER 112 — A KINGDOM DIVIDED AT THE TABLE

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Zara had survived empty kitchens during the war, but she had never expected a royal dispute to make her customers afraid to sit at the same table. The afternoon sun filtered through the tall wooden windows of her popular tavern, casting long golden beams across tables that usually overflowed with laughter, loud music, and roasted meats.

Today, however, the dining room felt tense enough to snap a sword blade. On the right side of the main hall sat traditionalist merchants and older p
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  • THE ALPHA KING'S REJECTED OMEGA QUEEN   CHAPTER 112 — A KINGDOM DIVIDED AT THE TABLE

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