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Chapter 82 Anxious Message

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*Johan*

Johan looked over the wing quietly. He was careful to hold his thoughts lest someone were to hear. One never knew who could be listening. The Queen's spies were just as prevalent as the kings.

So Johan took great caution to keep himself observant yet passive. But there were moments that even he felt tempted like he was now. He again felt his tongue twitch as he noted the lackluster hallway.

Not a shred of decor or decorum. Johan thought and felt the back of his neck stiffen. The hall w
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