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CHAPTER 9: THE PROPOSAL
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2026-01-07 16:07:015 Years Ago
Clay came to me at dawn.
Not with the thunder of an Alpha or the certainty of a warrior, but quietly, like a man who knew he stood on fragile ground. I had not slept. Silvercrest was still wrapped in that uneasy half-light where the moon lingers too long, and the sun hesitates to show up.
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