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CHAPTER 15: KNEELING IN THE ASHES OF PRIDE

Author: Serena
last update publish date: 2026-02-28 19:56:03

Cassie

fluorescent lights above buzzed like dying insects, casting a pale whiteness over everything in the room. Including Nina.

I stared at the pale, pathetic thing propped up in the hospital bed, drowning in that shapeless white gown that somehow still managed to cling to every soft, unwanted curve of her body, she was ugly soft and weak. The kind of female who should have bled out quietly in some forgotten corner of the territory instead of lying here like she belonged, I wish she died on th
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