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Chapter 35

Author: stardustcourtney2
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2025-09-06 07:56:49

Ronan's POV

For the next couple of seconds, the only color I could see, was red. It blinded every bit of my eyes, and right now, I wouldn't be exaggerating when I said the only thing fueling my movement was the adrenaline from everything that had just happened, and the thought of putting a particular snake, into her fucking place.

Red hot anger seared deep inside my veins, and even though I was on the verge of combusting into a million pieces all at once, there was one image I wasn't sure I w
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