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Chapter 58 — Connected
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2026-07-25 14:04:31Ryker's POV
Duke wouldn't settle after we got home.
He paced inside my mind, relentless and close to the edge, every muscle in my body pulling tight with the need to move, to fight, to do something with the energy that had been building since the hallway. The images on the walls. Her face. The way people had looked at her.
"Taking a run," I said as I headed for the stairs, not slowing.
"Before you break something?" Kael said from behind me.
"Something like t
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