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12: The Shape Of Doubt

Author: DiaryOfDaisy
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-05-12 05:20:14

Work helped.

At least that was what Evren Moonreign kept telling himself.

If he stayed busy enough, long enough, eventually everything else would quiet down. The thoughts, the anger, the constant feeling of something sitting beneath his ribs waiting to split him open. Work should have drowned it out.

It didn’t.

“You’ve been staring at that same page long enough to memorize it.”

Evren didn’t look up from the document spread across the desk. “I’m reading.”

Across from him, Holden dragged a chair
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  • The Alpha's Lost Luna    11: Blend Of Days

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