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Move Your Hand, Gamma

Author: TheLoneQuill
last update publish date: 2026-03-17 01:31:36

Jax moved faster than she could blink, catching the edge of the door and pulling it closed again with quiet but firm finality.

"Can I help you, Princess?" he asked, voice low and unreadable.

Meredith turned slowly, offering him a honey-sweet smile that didn't quite reach her eyes. "Yes. Who's in there?"

"No one," Jax replied evenly. "But this wing of the castle is off limits. Were you looking for the Alpha?"

"No." She smiled wider, eyes gleaming. "I took care of his needs already."

His jaw tick
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