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Chapter 184: Blood Does Not Lie

last update publish date: 2026-03-10 14:09:56
SHARON’S POV

I stood at the kitchen sink rinsing breakfast plates when the second knock came, heavier this time, more insistent. The sound rattled the windowpane above the faucet. I dried my hands on the towel slung over my shoulder, glanced at Morris through the doorway. He was already moving toward the front hall, shoulders squared, jaw set in that quiet way that meant trouble.

I followed.

He opened the door. Harlan stood on the threshold again, flanked by Tomas and the two others whose na
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