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Chapter 69 Blood Sucking by Candlelight

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*Mykhol*

Why did that damn queen have to throw us so far away from the center- it was taking him forever to get back. Mykhol cursed every step he had to endure.

Mykhol gritted his teeth as he tried to press harder. His arms pulled Ana closer. She passed out by now. Thankfully.

She wouldn’t have to scream in pain as he had to make the long journey back.

But when she wakes up, it will be the real problem.

Mykhol needed to get her back pronto.

“I’ll take it from here,” Mykhol shouted over his s
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