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Chapter Fifty five— What Selene Knows

Autor: Souldraft
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-04-29 05:00:44

Ava's POV

Jamie took one look at the manor in the morning light.

"It's bigger every time I see it." she said, even though she had only been here once before and under circumstances that hadn’t left much room for observation.

Luca met us at the door. He looked at Jamie with the same assessment he applied to every new presence in the manor's security perimeter. Jamie met him without flinching, direct and steady in a way that said she wasn’t intimidated. After approximately four seconds of mutual
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