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Chapter 56: Between Rage and Mate Bond

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The growling stopped. Killian’s shoulders tensed. He slowly raised his head.

Faith gasped. His eyes were entirely red, no gold, no white, just two burning pits of rage. He lunged at the bars, his hands turning into claws. He didn't speak. He snarled at her, his teeth snapping inches from her face.

“Killian, it’s me,” she said, her voice cracking. “It’s Faith. Look at me.”

He slammed his body against the bars, the cage rattling. The red runes on his skin began to glow brighter. He didn't s
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