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matters more interesting.”I dropped my gaze to the pale marble floor.“If you hadn’t taken care of Tarquin,” he went on, “the odds are we’d be knee-deep inshit right now.”“It was my fault, anyway—I was the one who asked about the temple. I was onlycleaning up my own mess.” I shook my head. “It doesn’t feel right.”“It never does. Or it shouldn’t. Far too many daemati lose that sense. But here—tonight… the benefits outweighed the costs.”“Is that also what you told yourself when you went into my mind? What was the benefitthen?”Rhys pushed off the door, crossing to where I sat on the bed. “There are parts of yourmind I left undisturbed, things that belong solely to you, and always will. And as for therest … ” His jaw clenched. “You scared the shit out of me for a long while, Feyre.Checking in that way … I couldn’t very well stroll into the Spring Court and ask how youwere doing, could I?” Light footsteps sounded in the hall—Amren. Rhys held my gazethough as he said, “I’ll explain the rest some other time.”The door opened. “It seems like a stupid place to hide a book,” Amren said by way ofgreeting as she entered, plopping onto the bed.“And the last place one would look,” Rhys said, prowling away from me to take a seaton the vanity stool before the window. “They could spell it easily enough against wet anddecay. A place only visible for brief moments throughout the day—when the land aroundit is exposed for all to see? You could not ask for a better place. We have the eyes ofthousands watching us.”“So how do we get in?” I said.“It’s likely warded against winnowing,” Rhys said, bracing his forearms on his thighs.“I won’t risk tripping any alarms by trying. So we go in at night, the old-fashioned way. Ican carry you both, then keep watch,” he added when I lifted my brows.“Such gallantry,” Amren said, “to do the easy part, then leave us helpless females to digthrough mud and seaweed.”“Someone needs to be circling high enough to see anyone approaching—or soundingthe alarm. And masking you from sight.”I frowned. “The locks respond to his touch; let’s hope they respond to mine.”Amren said, “When do we move?”“Tomorrow night,” I said. “We note the guard’s rotations tonight at low tide—figure outwhere the watchers are. Who we might need to take out before we make our move.”“You think like an Illyrian,” Rhys murmured.“I believe that’s supposed to be a compliment,” Amren confided.
Rhys snorted, and shadows gathered around him as he loosened his grip on his power.“Nuala and Cerridwen are already on the move inside the castle. I’ll take to the skies. Thetwo of you should go for a midnight walk—considering how hot it is.” Then he was gonewith a rustle of invisible wings and a warm, dark breeze.Amren’s lips were bloodred in the moonlight. I knew who would have the task of takingout any spying eyes—and wind up with a meal. My mouth dried out a bit. “Care for astroll?”
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For Josh and Annie—my own Court o
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Chapter 27Chapter 28Chapter 29Chapt
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Maybe I’d always been broken and
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PART ONETHE HOUSE OF BEASTS
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year-old vase), and had shattered n
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“I want to go.”“No.”CHAPTER
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canters, the first of them nearly w
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Ianthe had shown me once what the p
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“Whatever color you want.” If I
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“You’re awake?” he murmured.
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leaned to kiss my heart, right betw
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pity in his eye.I blurted, “Can w
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“But you’re deliberately not te
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I let it swallow me whole.
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court, these people, until Nynsar
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empty upstairs of the residential w
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toward the dais—At Tamlin.The bre
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CHAPTER5I shouldn’t have been sur
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It must be some magic, to keep the
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My brows rose slightly. “ ‘You
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table. The sight was enough for me
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I paused between the last two pilla
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CHAPTER6Rhysand had mocked me about
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“Liar,” Mor said, pouring herse
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“I get it.”Rhys snorted. “Try
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what he’d done after— “I thin
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to the windows throughout the room
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I slid into one of the chairs, my k
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His brows furrowed, but he shook hi
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Rhys turned, frowning at me. “Say
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Even as snow lashed the protective
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“Get your hand off me.”He chuck
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every detail you can recall.”“I
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“Too many risks, too many variabl
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High Fae.She wore no clothes. Her l
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down the steps and onto the gravel
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His head. I had been inside his hea
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his seat to round the desk. He kiss
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One breath, the study was intact.CH
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protector—that’s who he was, an
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the lines of Tamlin’s face, and d
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He said quietly, “Because these d
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The woman who’d hurled a bone-spe
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ways, but never again.The sentries
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Stop stop stop stop stop—It did.L
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slithering behind me.Such silence.
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Nothing.“Just—be patient, Feyre
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Wind tore at me, along with ancient
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said, “I know. I felt you. Even w
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An unusually polite reminder that I
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“Welcome to my home,” Rhysand s
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That midnight voice said with quiet
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I awoke four hours later.CHAPTER15I
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to anywhere else? Anyone else?”
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clawed, webbed feet, some elegant,
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Then I was back in my body, seethin
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An exaggeration, but she had fussed
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I’d spent so much time squatting
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scarred hand to me. The shape of it
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She was several inches shorter than
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he does that.”Amren flicked her f
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Not an answer.Rhys hadn’t expecte
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garnishing his chicken into the air
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well.”“Apparently not,” Cassi
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That was the court he must have sho
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King of Hybern is indeed about to l
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Jurian.CHAPTER17The name clanged th
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curved the knife over my breast, an
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There was nothing—no one around.
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“I’m sorry,” I said. “About
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With the small lights floating ahea
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It swung away. The cell was pitch-b
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peer behind the curtain.” He wave
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“Is there a way to stop it,” I
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CHAPTER19“Amren’s right,” Rhy
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Now they all looked at me.I cringed
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sisters … “They might not be ha
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with food and made you wear fine cl
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“Quite the opposite, Feyre.” He
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No squeak—no whine of rusty hinge
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father’s offices. This one … I
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Her nose—perhaps once pert and pr
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I had survived the Wyrm—survived
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Because it had almost gotten me kil
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A knowing sparkle in his eyes.He re
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wide for you—and then shut you in
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“I was born stronger than anyone
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Rhys winnowed in Cassian first, ret
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CHAPTER23It had been a year since I
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the corner, watching. Perhaps they
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“I’ll do it,” Elain said, tak
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Azriel came forward on feet as sile
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I found Nesta watching me. “Is th
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and “us” taste as foreign on hi
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“How considerate of you, my lord.
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CHAPTER25Standing beneath the latti
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I grabbed the pen and scribbled my
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“Hybern.”“Army?”“Coming s
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CHAPTER27I panted, sprawled on top
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become a living candle, poor Keir w
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I had been tortured and tormented,
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CHAPTER43The wind roared around Rhy
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away.The wind was hollow as it roar
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looked up. “You lot are leaving V
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CHAPTER44But despite the letter, de
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hiding in her little attic, or she
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mighty bows.The stars cascaded over
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I stopped hearing the celebrations
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Dangerous territory, I warned mysel
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Built near the top of a forested mo
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preparing for flight.But all I hear
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went through … I befriended him.
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breath of ice and water, as if it w
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his power. And in this small space,
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CHAPTER47If I wanted to escape, I c
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weapons. “You filthy, whoring pri
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He nodded, and his tunic and pants
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“I’ll try to keep my hands to m
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myself a glass of wine—then fille
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band around my chest, pressing his
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He hissed at the contact and slid a
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I awoke, warm and rested and calm.S
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Arrows shredded his wings. Struck h
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And when I yanked out that length o
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His back to me, only the sight of t
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“I painted the table, the cabinet
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CHAPTER50I slept beside him, offeri
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“A few mouthfuls will do.” A ho
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I yanked back my arm, the wound alr
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CHAPTER51We slammed into freezing m
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PART THREETHE HOUSE OF MIST
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I was not a lying piece of traitoro
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sketching, but … I stared at the
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She paused, her face going uncharac
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CHAPTER53Mor stayed overnight, even
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I stared at Rhys.He stared at me.CH
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wings. And maybe it was luck, but t
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of rabbits. The images were foggy,
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knowing your name. And you were loo
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existed, but it hit me then—hit m
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CHAPTER55I watched him consume ever
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into a million pieces. He kept lick
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Rhys followed my eyes and gave me a
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against where I sat poised right ab
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“Ah, but you only lose control of
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CHAPTER56Rhys winnowed us to the Il
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bruised—but healing fast. “Unle
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“The Cauldron? And two peoples?
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We waited.Both of their faces turne
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Mor swore. And I looked at Rhys, my
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CHAPTER58We immediately returned to
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Cassian braced his forearms on the
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spindly gray arms gauntlets of that
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And rising up before me, merely a f
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My wolves raged around me, tearing
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As we fell, my dagger found its way
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CHAPTER60“Velaris is secure,” R
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to him, the words the only sounds i
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I was almost to my bedroom door whe
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CHAPTER61I’d never worn so much s
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glance was too long to be anything
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But my mouth was foreign, my lips m
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CHAPTER63I gauged the distance betw
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The ash bolt was coated in bloodban
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I backed up a step—toward where R
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Tamlin.“I’m not going with you,
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The king cut in, “Is she? Why sub
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the Cauldron is safe for … strong
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There was a flare of light, and a s
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I didn’t let Lucien’s declarati
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Get them out. Get my sisters out.Pl
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I fainted.CHAPTER67When I opened my
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CHAPTER68RhysandI slammed into the
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centuries.“Not consort, not wife.
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I’d forgotten he was there. My si
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