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C184: Poisoned Courtesy
Author: Tricia best
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C184: Poisoned Courtesy

“Very well,” Kael replied with a calm nod, his voice steady enough to sound respectful, even though his mind was already calculating whether the man in front of him was worth the effort of pretending to care about etiquette. Without wasting time, he followed after Han Long as instructed, while Hu Rong was quietly guided away by another escort guild member, disappearing into a side corridor like a stray dog being dragged toward a grooming station.

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