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“I am the queen,” I say, my voice echoes throughout the ruins as my lips curl into a smirk. Vesta howls inside me in approval. Power, that’s what I want. I want to be powerful.
“Indeed you are.” A voice boomS throughout the place and I freeze. Footsteps e
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