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The Truth Unmasked

作者: chelsea
last update 公開日: 2026-07-04 07:02:15

Ragnar’s POV

The audacity of this woman.

I had met arrogant people before. Kings who believed their crowns placed them above the law. Nobles who thought wealth could erase every mistake they had ever made. Generals who believed victory on the battlefield gave them the right to ignore every order that followed.

Lady Seraphine was different.

She had just admitted, before my court and her own delegation, that she had expected me to kill Prince Lior. When that failed, she had calmly declared that s
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