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Chapter 40: What Ronan Finally Said
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2026-09-24 06:06:06Ines opened the door with the faint, knowing smile of a woman who had watched a man circle the same three excuses for supply logistics over four separate days and had, at this point, simply decided to let him arrive wherever he was actually trying to go in his own time.
"Alpha Ronan," she said, stepping back to let him into the small guest chamber. "I confess I'm nearly out of medical supply questions to answer. What pressing logi
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