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Chapter 29

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The General's (Eric's) P.O.V

I had known that it would be chaotic when she woke up, but nothing prepared me for my door flying off it's hinges.

I must be crazy because I honestly could not help but smile.

“You’re not safe out there. Go back to the room, please.” I immediately started as she started to move towards the door after accusing me of trying to use her as a lab rat.

The words came out steady, and calm. Far calmer than the storm that tore inside me.

My voice had always been a weapon of control. It hid the rage, the fear, the hunger I never wanted her to see, but as I stood there, watching her chest rise and fall, eyes blazing with something that burned through me sharper than any blade, I knew she could sense the battle beneath my composure.

As expected, she did not listen.

Instead, she turned those eyes on me and asked the one question I had dreaded from the first day she had defied death on that blood-soaked execution ground.

“What do you want from me?” She asked in a no no
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