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Chapter Twenty Five

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Chapter Twenty-Five

The message arrived at dawn.

Not through a royal messenger.

Not through a guard.

But through a young woman who had walked through the palace gates alone and refused to leave until she spoke with the White Lycan.

That alone had caused enough concern to summon the entire royal guard.

Aurelia stood at the entrance hall beside Kael, watching as the stranger was brought forward.

The woman looked exhausted.

Her clothes were worn from travelling.

Her dark hair was tangled
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