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Chapter 50-A day before the wedding
Author: D.twister
last update2025-06-10 23:33:25

Elijah stepped out of the black Jeep and onto the gravel driveway of his mansion, something filled his lungs.

Something sharp. Old.

Familiar.

He paused.

His boots crunched slower on the stone. The towering front doors were open—unusual. The guards stood still, their eyes down.

Too still.

Elijah stepped in, the sound of his footsteps echoing through the vast marble hallway like a countdown. His brow furrowed as the scent grew stronger.

Oakwood…cologne…old wine.

He stopped.

His eyes lifted to the
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