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CHAPTER EIGHTY-ONE

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LYRA

Ravenwood felt like it was holding its breath.

That was the first thing I noticed stepping out of the car, the way the packhouse grounds looked quiet in the grey morning light. The kind of stillness that settles after something violent has passed through, and the place hasn’t quite decided how to heal.

The east wing told the rest of the story.

A chunk of the outer wall was damaged, stone blackened, two windows shattered. Scaffolding stood around it, fresh and thrown up in a hurry. Pack
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Hiii pookies. Saying hi from my hospital bedd. I'm gonna be here for a while. I apologize I'm advance if I'm inconsistent in the updates. My arm is badly hurt and it's not very convenient whenever I try to type. I hope y'all loved this chapter. Let me know what y'all think in the comments!!❤️❤️

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