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I’d Fix It

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-07-15 02:54:34

Traci’s POV

The second we finally escaped the training gym, I let out a long breath. Getting out of there had been a battle all by itself. Apparently, pinning one of the kings in front of half the palace had become today’s entertainment. Warrior after warrior had tried convincing me to stay just a little longer. Some wanted another sparring match. Others wanted pointers. A few simply wanted to watch someone else challenge me.

I loved every second of it. Unfortunately, my muscles reminded me
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