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Author: Sen_TLP
last update publish date: 2026-10-02 21:29:33
LEAH’S POV

The door to the isolation chamber locks behind me with a sharp, heavy thud that resonates deep inside my chest.

I do not flinch, nor do I move. It finally settles in my head that I’ve carried out my plan. I simply sit down on the cold stone bench built into the bare wall, resting my hands neatly on my lap.

My ribs ache with every slow breath I draw.

When Regis flared his Lycan aura directly into my chest on the field, the sheer physical force struck me like a solid wall of iron
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