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Chapter Seventy-Nine: What She Asked Them to Believe

Author: Elizabeth.C
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-07-22 10:22:12

Alec

Dena and Luis rode out inside the hour.

Alec stood at the study window and watched them clear the gate. Two riders in dark coats, moving fast because the ground was still hard and the snow had not started again yet. Rowan had told them exactly what to look for and exactly what not to do if they found it. One of them would turn back the moment the trail left the main road.

Alec turned from the window.

He needed to draft a message to Thistlebrook that did not sound like it was drafted by a m
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