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CHAPTER 89

作者: CagalieYula
last update 最終更新日: 2025-10-17 23:37:28

The silence in the courtyard was a physical weight, thick and suffocating. The guards had lowered their crossbows, their faces a mixture of confusion and dawning, horrified recognition. They saw the ghost of their Alpha, returned as a broken beggar. I saw the man I had mourned, the father of my child, standing before me as a living monument to pain.

"Kairi," I finally breathed, the name a shattered thing on my lips.

He flinched at the sound, as if I'd struck him. His gaze remained fixed on the dirt at his feet. "I should go," he muttered, beginning to turn, his movements clumsy and pained on his crude peg leg. "This was a mistake."

"No."

The word was not a command from a Regent or a plea from a lover. It was a statement of fact, as solid and unyielding as the stone of the keep itself. It stopped him in his tracks.

I closed the distance between us. I didn't throw my arms around him. I didn't know if he could bear the touch. I simply stood before him, my own heart a riot of emotions too
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