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Chapter Twenty-Two

Author: Jam Nicxx
last update publish date: 2026-08-22 21:04:53

Miss

Aurelia’s POV

The morning was too quiet. It felt strange.

I stood outside the guest house, staring at the empty path ahead of me. For the first time since arriving in Silvercrest, I found myself wishing I were somewhere else.

Back in Lucien’s kingdom.

Back where Julien would have already burst through my door without knocking, probably shouting something about breakfast before I had even opened my eyes.

I almost smiled.

I missed her. I even missed the noise. The constant shouting. Her ridi
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