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CHAPTER 26 Garden at Midnight

Autor: Clare
last update Data de publicação: 2026-05-23 03:11:02

All three students returned within thirty-six hours.

Wren Calloway had come back first, three weeks ago, confused and intact. Now the remaining three appeared in quick succession: a second-year named Tomas who walked into the refectory at breakfast looking bewildered and hungry, a first-year named Bessa who had been found in her dormitory corridor by a passing student at the seventh hour of the evening, and a scholarship student from the outer provinces named Fen who had been reported missing f
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