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At The Peace Party IV

Author: Nessa Ty
last update Last Updated: 2024-08-27 20:29:54

I’m hurting his feelings? Like seriously, the idiot had the audacity to complain that I was hurting his feelings?

I didn’t blame him though. He didn’t know who I was. He thought that I was his newest conquest, the new girl that would grace his bed.

The bastard!

Without much ado, I flinged his arm away, my face scowling, unable to help the expression this time around.

Quickly, I retrieved a handkerchief from my bag and cleaned my hand, the exact spot where he had touched.

As I cleaned, I cussed, aware that tears were beginning to brim in my eyes. Another side effect of the drugs? I didn’t know. But I kept on cleaning my hand, becoming unaware of my surroundings, until Diana laid a hand on my busy hand, halting my frantic motions, driving me back to consciousness.

There was explicit worry in her eyes that broke my heart. I think it was at this moment that she began to see why I had needed the extra dose of the pills. I would have been a freaking ball of mess by now if not for the
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    SAGEI didn’t think I would ever get used to it.I stood before the mirror, unmoving, my reflection staring back at me with a calm confidence I possessed. The room was quiet, dawn creeping in slowly from the edges of the world, and still I couldn’t look away.The wardrobe had offered me only dresses—flowing and elegant, meant for bodies like this one. I wore one now, pale and soft, the fabric clinging in places it never used to, skimming curves I hadn’t fully accepted as mine. My wig rested in my hands, familiar, grounding.My real hair fell down my back in a long, silken cascade—white as snow, but no longer purely so. Gold threaded through it now, fine streaks catching the light whenever I moved, as though sunlight itself had decided to live there. The same gold ringed my eyes, encircling the irises in a thin, unmistakable halo that marked me for what I was.Ancient. Half Ancient, or thereabout.The mark on my forehead had deepened too. It was no longer something faint, no longer ea

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   ancient iii

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  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   ancient ii

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  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   queries ii

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