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Control or Be Consumed

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Chapter 70

Liam’s POV

I had planned it out perfectly in my head—if I trained her myself, showed her the strength of a true Alpha, she’d soften, maybe even fall for me. Everyone always did. One act of kindness, one display of power, and they bent. Why should she be different?

I strode toward the training field, already rehearsing the smug smile I’d give her, but when I arrived, the place was empty. My jaw tightened. Where the hell did they go? I moved faster, catching their scent, and finally spotted them just as they were reentering.

“Where did you go? Aren’t you supposed to be training?” I demanded.

Aurora turned, annoyance flashing in her eyes. “It’s none of your business.”

I scoffed. “It is my business. I’m going to own this whole kingdom soon—everything that happens here is my business.”

Bella, unfazed, waved a hand. “Relax, Prince Charming. We just went to have lunch.” Then suddenly, her lips curled into a grin. “Oh—sorry, guys. I have to leave. Lucious just mindlinked me.” She
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