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Chapter Twenty-Two
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2021-11-05 23:02:23Angelica
After Dmitri's friend, Max, barged in upon Dmitri and me, we now sit in a large sitting room with Dmitri explaining everything to Max. I could tell Max was surprised that Witches attacked me, but seemingly more surprised to find out I was pregnant. He didn't seem against it but shocked. "Why would a pair of Witches be after you?"
I shrugged. "I don't know," I mumbled as I remembered the second Witches words rang in my mind. "I shall let you go this time, but he will be mine. His power will be mine." I wondered if she was talking about Dmitri, but if she wanted his power wouldn't she'd have gone after Dmitri rather than me?
"What is on your mind, my Angel?" Dmitri's voice caught my attention.
"Just something that the Witch said the night she attacked."
"What'd she say," Max asked.
I sighed. "She said something abo
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