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★𝕺𝖑𝖎𝖛𝖎𝖆

The memory of Ronan in the pantry, his gaze too knowing, his proximity too potent, lingered like a phantom touch. I tried to dismiss it, to chalk it up to my own exhaustion and the general chaos of the palace. But the truth was, nothing felt normal anymore.

Not my body, which healed with unnerving speed, nor my senses, which seemed to capture every whisper and distant scent, nor my mind, which was increasingly preoccupied with the Alpha and his bewildering scrutiny.

I found solac
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