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2021-05-12 21:41:40“The mountain of witches,” Tobias reiterated.
“Yes.” I grabbed the napkin beside the table and wiped my mouth. “Not quite sure if my aunt will show up but I hope she does. It’s worth the try.”
“So there’s a mountain of witches now, huh,” Agatha wondered.
“It’s the place where the soul of the dead witches lives,” I responded as she gave me a curious look. “I’m sure the coven can help us with the warlock.”
“It’s too dangerous out there. You can’t go alone.” Giofré shook his head and held my hand below the table. “I’ll come with you.”
“The pack needs you here, Giofré. We’ve been too preoccupied lately and they need you the most right now.” I laid a hand on top of his and curled m
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