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Chapter 80: NOT A CURSE

Autor: Gratitude
last update Data de publicação: 2026-09-07 23:32:59

CHAPTER 80

ELENA’S POV

I refused to let fear control me after we returned to the palace. My daughter was safe, but the strange mark beneath her shoulder kept troubling me, especially after everything we discovered beneath Gerafil. I needed answers before my imagination created worse possibilities.

“Please examine her again,” I asked the healer, carefully placing my daughter on the soft examination bed while watching every movement. “I need you to tell me exactly what that mark is, and I want t
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