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CHAPTER 43: What Ronan Chooses Not to See

Author: Sunkissed
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-09-06 18:11:44

Ronan's POV

I told myself, for three days, that I needed more information before acting.

It was a reasonable enough position on its surface — a single burned fragment, however damning its phrasing appeared, wasn't conclusive proof of anything. I turned the argument over repeatedly during those three days, polishing it into something that felt almost defensible each time I examined it, even as some quieter, more honest part of me understood exactly what I was actually doing. I kept the fragment
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