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Chapter 66

Autor: Marble
last update Data de publicação: 2026-04-29 17:01:03

Monty wasn’t exaggerating. He wasn’t being dramatic. He was genuinely and openly worried.

But even that wasn’t enough to push Logan to agree.

“We’ll see,” he said instead.

Monty’s expression tightened immediately. “Logan—”

The sound of the doors opening cut him off. It wasn’t loud, but it didn’t need to be. The shift in the room was immediate, sharp enough to feel like a physical change in the air. Conversations that were low among the omegas vanished entirely. Movements became still. Even the
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