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CHAPTER 49

Author: Jackieketra
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-25 21:21:00

PRISCILLA

Just as I pushed myself up, preparing to bolt toward the door, Mikah reached out and grabbed my wrist—not hard, but firm enough to stop me.

"Wait," he said, his voice low, strained.

I froze. “What is it?”

His eyes shifted, their glow dimmering. “I’m going to be punished for interfering.”

“What?” I blinked. “Punished by who?”

He hesitated, then said softly, “By the ones who appointed me to guide you.”

A chill swept across my skin. “But isn’t that what you’re doing, guiding me, helping me?”

“guiding you, yes. But helping you out of trouble…” He looked away. “That wasn’t in my contract.”

“You cried a lot,” he added with a small, pained smile. “It kept my head too full to ignore you.”

Then he turned his palm toward me. A faint, silver-white smoke coiled from his fingers—light as feathers, warm as breath. It spun in slow, spiralling tendrils until it wrapped around me like a silk cocoon.

I gasped as my body was gently lifted an inch off the floor, encased in a soft, s
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