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Chapter 59 : Unspoken Symptoms

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The corridor filled with the sharp, rising friction of hostile voices.

Killian still had one hand near Asher’s shoulder when Julian reached them. The two alphas stood locked in stance, glaring at each other like drawn blades. Killian’s posture stiffened immediately, while Julian’s eyes narrowed into cold, sharp slits.

“I told you to let him go,” Julian said, his voice clipped.

“This doesn’t concern you,” Killian answered, his tone dropping low and dangerous.

“It concerns me when you’re the one
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