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Just don't start a war

Author: Jade Banks
last update publish date: 2026-03-09 00:10:02

Balthazar’s POV

I was pacing the office when the door swung open, and Damian stepped in.

"Thane took her," he said, cutting straight to it. "Look, Balthazar…"

Before he could finish, the door burst open again, and Drystan stormed in.

"How the hell did you lose her?" he snarled, getting right in Damian’s face.

"I… we fought," Damian stammered.

"You touched her?" Drystan snapped, shoving him hard.

"She wanted it," Damian shot back, defensive. "I couldn’t…"

"You fell for her?" Drystan slammed his
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