Chapter Ninety Liana’s POV The fire had burned low by the time my body began to loosen into sleep. The blanket was warm against my skin, but the silence in the room felt wrong. Like the air itself was waiting for something. My eyes stayed closed even when I heard the faint creak of the door. My heart started to beat faster. I didn’t need to look to know who it was. His presence filled the space before he spoke — that quiet command, that invisible weight that always seemed to shift the air around him. I stayed still, breathing evenly, pretending to be asleep. The door closed softly. Footsteps moved closer, slow and steady against the stone floor. I could hear the faint sound of his breath, could almost feel his gaze brushing over me. “You shouldn’t leave your window open,” Kael said, his voice low. My eyes opened. The firelight caught his face, half in shadow. His cloak was gone, his shirt unbuttoned at the throat, his hair still damp from the rain. He looked nothing like a k
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