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Chapter Nine

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Elma

The moment I stepped into the grand foyer, I realized I’d risked more than my pride.

It wasn’t just the guards or the pack emissaries I was sidestepping…it was them.

Roshan and Ridwan Ligaya.

I’d rehearsed my walk a hundred times. Fluid. Polite. Unremarkable. But as I crossed the marble floor, I felt too visible, too obvious, my breath too loud in my own ears.

My pulse pounded as I passed the main table, and surrounded by wolves in perfectly tailored suits.

Even though i didnt look up, i could still feel their eyes all follow my every movement.

It was part of the act, that way no one paid me any serious attention. But even as I stood here, even as I settled in the seat assigned to nextons minor delegation, I was beginning to regret coming here.

It was a mistake, I shouldn’t have let my curiosity get the best of me, but now I was seated here while their eyes examined every inch of my body.

I had spent years browsing about them, following every news and trend about them. I had d
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  • The Twins Who Claimed Me   Chapter Nine

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    Ridwan“You’ve been feeling that too?”Roshan’s words echoed in my head like a damn ghost.I hated itI hated that even hours later, as we sat in the control center, with our eyes fixed on the flashing screens, As we watched the codes running, files decrypting—I wasn’t really there. My fingers moved across the keyboard out of habit.A habit that had been formed out of defense.But no matter how much I tried to distract myself, my mind kept slipping. Back to his voice. Back to that damn question.I didn’t bring it up again. Roshan didn’t either.He buried himself in intel and command logs, sharp and precise like a weapon on a mission. Jaw clenched. Voice clipped. The usual cool detachment he wore when something was bothering him too much to say out loud.He wasn’t just trying to find Lynda.He was hunting her.He wanted her cornered. Caged. Erased.And I should’ve felt the same. Hell, I wanted to. But unease kept crawling beneath my skin like a warning I couldn’t name. Like something

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