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Chapter 77: A Bond Written by the Moon

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-07-27 09:30:36

Lucien and Rosalie stood frozen, neither one finding a single word to say. The library, usually a place for quiet thoughts and endless pages, suddenly felt far too small for everything crowding into it.

Rosalie looked down at her wrist again. The silver light had faded, leaving nothing but smooth skin. "If it's gone," she said, glancing at Freya, "did we imagine it?"

"No," Freya said, gentle. "The mark only shows itself when the bond first wakes. It doesn't need to stay visible to be real."

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