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Chapter 29: Unforseen betrayal

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The heavy iron door groaned open, spilling bright light into the dim cell. Two guards marched in, boots thudding against the stone floor.

“Wake up. The king demands your presence,” one barked.

They nudged Seraphina’s back, but she didn’t stir. Her chest rose and fell in slow, shallow breaths—alive, but unconscious.

Her body felt like it had been crushed under a mountain. Every limb ached. She couldn’t even twitch a finger, let alone move.

One guard muttered something and disappeared, returning
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