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Chapter 56: The Subject

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last update Date de publication: 2026-03-30 08:20:27

The cavern was colder than the ravine.

Not in temperature—

in presence.

Ronan felt it the moment he stepped inside the hollow chamber.

A wrongness that clung to the stone like old blood.

Air so still it felt… held.

But none of it mattered.

Because Kiera’s hand was lying motionless on the cavern floor.

“Kiera.”

Her name scraped out of him in a voice that barely sounded human. He crossed the chamber in three strides, dropping to his knees. His fingers trembled as he reached for her wrist—

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