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Chapter 81 — Undone

Author: Judels
last update publish date: 2026-08-06 12:56:18

Soren’s POV

I had thought about the situation—not the way Ryker thought about things: impulsive, vivid, immediate; nor the way Kael thought—strategic, measured, controlled.

I contemplated everything quietly and thoroughly. I turned it all over in the dark when nobody was watching and examined it from every angle, understanding it completely before allowing myself to feel it. I thought I was prepared, but I was wrong.

Ayla’s hands were against my chest and her mouth was on mine, and every carefu
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