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Fate’s Cruel Design

Penulis: Kacy D. Rego
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-01-05 18:52:10

Malric’s POV

I watched Emily as she slept, soft sound escaping her lips, with her head tilting awkwardly to the side.

I scoffed under my breath, and before I thought better of it, I shifted closer, carefully settling her head against my shoulder. My fingers brushed her temple, tucking a loose strand of black hair behind her ear.

The contact sent another sharp, unwelcome pull through my chest. The Moon Goddess’s red thread circled us again, just as it had when I first touched her.

My mate.

The w
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