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Chapter 47:  The Training Center

Author: May Omore
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-03 04:54:53

Soren expertly navigated the highways and city streets, weaving through throngs of traffic with a practiced ease. Up front, he and Tharion caught up on gossip, their laughter and easy banter filling the cabin. In the back, Kaplan sank into his seat, making himself as small as possible to give Kaelan and Katherine some privacy.

They whispered quietly to each other, exchanging glances full of warmth and familiarity. Kaplan had never seen Kaelan like this—so relaxed, so open, so vulnerable. It was a rare, beautiful sight, and part of him wanted to savor it. But the ache of longing lingered at the edges of his consciousness. Jaiyana was with him in every heartbeat, every shadow of sensation, whether she was physically present or not.

They drove north, the city’s bustle gradually giving way to stretches of lush green countryside. Eventually, they pulled up to a nondescript brick building, its exterior softened by rows of reflective glass windows.

Inside, the space told a different story. M
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