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CHAPTER 44: Confronting Selene

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Ronan's POV

I found Selene in her sitting room, a book open on her lap that she wasn't actually reading, judging by how quickly she set it aside the moment I entered without knocking. The room carried its usual warmth — fresh flowers, soft afternoon light, the particular comfortable domesticity that had always made this space feel like the safest room in the entire house to retreat to as children.

"Ronan?" Something in my expression must have carried enough warning that her easy smile faltered
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