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CHAPTER 91 — AURELIA'S FIRST CHOICE
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2026-10-20 23:00:05The news of Aurelia’s sudden disappearance sent a jolt of panic straight through the upper level of the palace. Guards scurried down the vaulted hallways, checking side chambers and calling out orders, while Kael stood near the outer courtyard archway, his golden alpha aura flaring with sharp, protective anxiety. He was ready to mobilize three full squads of trackers to comb the surrounding woods, his jaw set in a tight, rigid line as he barked commands to Rowan.
Tanya stepped direc
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