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58. The Silver Fur

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The flickering orange glow of the hearth fire danced like wild spirits across the heavy timber walls of the outpost cage, casting long, menacing shadows that seemed to tighten around them. Rosalie sat perfectly still on the wooden bench, her fingers clutching the thick, heavy edges of Dominic’s fur cloak as if it were the only shield keeping her from dissolving entirely. Her breath rose in short, panicked plumes of white mist, her jade eyes wide and locked onto the towering, naked form of the A
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