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Chapter 73: The Burning Mark

Autor: Tosraheal Writes
last update Data de publicação: 2026-10-08 12:02:57

The last of the grey ash blew off the wall, and I felt Adele wake.

Her fear hit me through the bond like a cold wave. The mate-mark on my neck burned at the same moment hers did.

Bram saw my face change. "What has happened, Sire?"

"Adele," I said. "The message reached her too."

We ran down the stone steps. Guards stepped aside fast. The fortress was quiet, but lights already moved in the windows of the royal wing.

Adele met us in the hallway outside our suite, her cloak thrown over her night cl
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