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Epilogue - 9 months later
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Sian FlemingThat's it! The end of The Legacy Luna's Fall! This last chapter definitely felt like a Lion King moment ahah, but I definitely didn't cry.... I swear... Thank you so much to everyone who made it this far, your support means the world to me <3 I really hope you liked the story, and if you want to read more of my work, please follow me on socials (Sian Fleming Author) to find my other books and updates on what's coming next! Also a big thank you to my Beta readers Bertie, Liz, Jetteen and Taylor, and to my GN editor Vivian <3
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