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Chapter 38

Penulis: Dea B
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Kael

Elara sat on the stone bench, sunlight filtering through the leaves above her, turning her hair into a halo of gold. For a heartbeat, I simply stood there, watching her.

My wolf rumbled with satisfaction at finding her unharmed, but that satisfaction was short-lived. The garden was secluded, far from the main hall. If Garrick had another spy lurking within these walls, if even a single enemy soldier had slipped through…

The thought was enough to make my vision bleed red.

“Elara.” My voice came out harsher than I intended. “What are you doing out here?”

She startled, whipping her head toward me. Her wide eyes were still wet with unshed tears. My chest tightened at the sight, but I forced my face to remain impassive.

“I… I needed some air,” she said, her voice trembling just slightly. She stood as if preparing to defend the decision, her small frame tense, fragile — yet defiant.

“You shouldn’t be alone,” I growled. “Not yet.”

Her hands fidgeted with the fabric of her skirt. “I didn
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