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Chapter 99

作者: Ladyclo
last update publish date: 2026-07-27 18:55:56

Kael Voss Pov

Vesper was now asking when the storm-born would be least protected.

The new instruction sat in the command post like a loaded weapon. Confirmation of the heir’s health status. A window when both primary caregivers would be off-estate at the same time. I closed the file and looked at Elias, who stood with Rowan in the sling, the triad bond running tight and absolute.

“We give them nothing,” I said. “No health updates. No predictable absences. From this moment neither of us leaves
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