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Chapter 35

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ELARA'S POV

I stayed in Kael's room longer than I needed to. I lay on his bed, staring at his ceiling, listening to the house move around me. The silence from earlier had broken into low murmurs, footsteps, the distant sound of voices in the meeting room. Life going on like nothing had happened.

Then I remembered the things I still needed to do.

I got up and went to the kitchen. The staff was there, moving around, preparing for the next meal. No one looked at me twice. I opened the cupboard un
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