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However, I still found it slightly sad. I quickly wiped the stray teardrop away from my face before leaning my head back and closing my eyes. The immediate picture that I saw at the back of my closed eyelids was that of Reiner smiling warmly at his fiancée. Apparently, he broke off his engagement with her once and although I didn’t know why he did that, I was sure that it wasn’t because he didn’t love her.

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He paused for a moment, looking thoughtful and only continued when he felt that Reiner was still waiting for him faithfully, "There is a family that has not been mentioned for a long time in this kingdom. A forgotten royal family." This time James deliberately paused a little longer, letting Reiner absorb all of his words. He knew that Reiner, his good friend who was also the Ans De Lou Kingdom's ground war commander, was a soldier who was not only great on the battlefield, but also very intelligent in several ways, one of which was his mastery of the history of the Ans De Lou Kingdom. Hence, he waited patiently for Reiner's reaction, as if he was sure that Reiner would immediately know the

“My monster. My captor. My everything.” We shattered together, his release triggering mine in waves that left us both breathless and trembling. Afterward, he pulled me against his chest, fingers tracing lazy patterns on my skin. “The captains have all sworn renewed oaths,” he said quietly. “Elena has expanded her network across Sicily and Chicago. Rico is training the new generation. The empire is stronger than Marco ever dreamed.” I propped myself up on one elbow, tracing the Reaper tattoo on his arm. “And us? What happens when there are no more wars to fight?”

spat Baden. “How many more examples do you want?” said Annie, careful to keep her voice calm and her temper in check. “Look at the Reivers,” she continued, “Human history talks of them extensively but makes no mention of them being wolves at all, it’s the same for the pack I was born into, they came here with William the Conqueror, fought for him and were rewarded for their service with land. Their names are all there in the documents, but they are written as humans, not wolves.” “You’re not falling for this bullshit are you?” said Baden to Sillicoe incredulous. “We came here to get our relics back and now you’re siding with them.”