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WHEN PRIDE BLEEDS

作者: Rea melusi
last update 公開日: 2026-01-08 08:02:40

“Lidia. Lidia!”

Bruno’s voice echoed through the corridor the moment Gennado’s footsteps faded beyond the mansion gates. The urgency in his tone betrayed him, stripping away the Ice King’s composure. He waited.

Nothing.

Minutes passed.

“Lidia!” he called again—this time sharper, anger bleeding into his voice.

Still no answer.

Fury surged.

He took the stairs two at a time, his long strides eating the distance as he reached her door. Without knocking, he shoved it open.

“How dare you ignore me?”
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