Raven's Kiss
She bows her head slightly and leads the way.
We walk through halls that twist more than a maze—left, right, straight, then left again—past expensive furniture and walls that smell like old money and quiet cruelty. When we finally reach the Grand Staircase, my legs already feel like I’ve done a workout.
The large double doors open the moment we get close, like the servants were waiting, listening.
Of course they were.
I step in, and my gaze snaps instantly to him.
Roland sits at the far end of an unnecessarily long dining table—like he wants distance as a form of intimidation. His phone glows in his hand. He doesn’t look up. Not even a twitch.
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