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Chapter 62 Discovery

ผู้เขียน: Aurora Lee
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The bunker door hung open.

It should not have.

The heavy metal slab had been sealed from the outside, bolted, locked, chained. The padlock now lay on the ground in two clean pieces, as if split from the inside.

The small shack above us creaked in the wind, abandoned and forgettable, just as we had intended.

But beneath it—

Beneath it was our certainty.

And that certainty was gone.

“She was here.”

The words sounded smaller underground.

The lantern light flickered against concrete walls d
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    SeraphinaWhen Aurelion told me he intended to announce our bond publicly, I forgot how to breathe.Not because I didn’t want it.Because I understood exactly what it meant.We were standing on the western parapet when he said it. The wind had been steady, the sea calm in a way that felt deliberate. His voice was calm too — not impulsive, not romantic — but resolute.“I will announce it at the gathering.”Not I’m thinking about it. Not Perhaps we should.I will.I had nodded.Of course I had.What else was I going to do? Argue with a king in front of three commanders and a sky full of listening dragons?But later, alone in my chamber, the weight of it settled into my bones.Announcing a bond — even one not yet sealed fully — wasn’t just romantic.It was political.It was territorial.It was… final in a way.If he declared me publicly as his intended mate, the dragons of Emberhold would see me not as guest, not as Madrigal, not as curious anomaly —But as future queen.I stood in fro

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