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CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE: THE FRACTURE

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The letter sat on Xavier's desk like a coiled snake.

Aria stared at it, the words blurring and sharpening as her mind struggled to process what she was reading. Killian. The orchestrator. The man who'd been exiled years ago, who'd tried to destroy their pack, their family, everything they'd built. He'd been running Thessaly's network from the shadows the entire time.

"Killian," she repeated, the name tasting like ash in her mouth. "How is that possible?"

Xavier set the letter down slowl
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