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Chapter 14: The Scar

Auteur: Ajigo Testimony Orako
last update Date de publication: 2026-05-07 13:11:29

Luna woke up alone.

The bed beside her was cold. The fireplace had burned down to embers. And Asher’s scent - pine and snow and safety - was faint in the room.

Luna sat up slowly, her hand immediately going to her stomach where Aurora kicked gently, as if sensing her mother’s unease. It was 5am. Asher never left before sunrise unless it was an emergency.

Luna slipped out of bed and wrapped Asher’s black robe around herself, padding quietly down the hallway toward his study. The door was crac
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