Chapter 16
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At that very moment, Henry King began truly displaying the full magnitude of his overwhelming power and combat prowess in a demonstration that left everyone absolutely speechless. He wasn't just fighting the demon-dogs - he was systematically obliterating them with such casual ease that it barely qualified as combat at all.

King Henry moved through the battlefield like an unstoppable force of nature, his hands becoming instruments of absolute destruction.

He was killing the dog-like monsters s
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    Her father moved before he even seemed to realize his legs were carrying him forward.He crossed the room in quick, unsteady steps, and Rose could see it immediately the way his legs weren't quite holding him right, the way his knees had gone soft underneath him, his whole lower body trembling like the ground had shifted and he was still trying to find his footing on it. He grabbed the back of the nearest chair with one hand, not to sit, just to hold onto something, his other hand pressed flat against his chest.“What have we done,” he said, and it didn't come out like a question. It came out like a man talking to himself, like the words were falling out of him without permission. “We were too slow. We were just too slow with all of this.” He let go of the chair and started moving again, pacing, short and tight, back and forth across the same small stretch of floor. “God, please. Please let nothing have happened to her. Please let her be safe. Please—”He pressed both hands over his

  • Chapter 225

    Immediately her father blinked.He stared at her for a moment, like the words needed a second trip through his ears before they could make any real sense to him. Then he repeated it back slowly, almost carefully, the way someone does when they are hoping they misheard.“Are you telling me," he said, "that he has already started taking up a father's responsibility? That is what you are saying to me right now?"Rose nodded without hesitation. “Yes. That is exactly what I am telling you. He has already taken it on.”Something shifted on her father's face and it wasn't the shift of a man who was rethinking his position. It was something closer to disbelief crossing over into a kind of exhausted, humourless amusement. He let out a short laugh, shaking his head slowly, and when he looked at her again there was something in his eyes that resembled pity more than anything else.“I never knew you could be like this, Rose,” he said, and his voice had lost its fire now, replaced by something fl

  • Chapter 224

    Her father had been standing there expecting one thing and one thing only for Rose to break. He had calculated it down to the second in his mind. He had delivered the blow cleanly, cut off the money, cut off Lily's education funding, cut off the lifeline that had been keeping Rose above water without too much struggle. And now all he needed to do was wait. Wait for the reality of it to settle on her shoulders, wait for her eyes to shift, wait for that small crack to appear in her voice when she started trying to figure out how she was going to manage everything on her own. That was when he would step back in — not with anger, but with understanding, with open arms, and offer her the way out. The easy way. The sensible way.But Rose just looked at him. Quiet. Unbothered. Like he had said something that didn't concern her at all.And when she didn't respond immediately, when she just stood there with that calm on her face that was starting to unsettle him more than any shouting would

  • Chapter 223

    Rose took a slow, deep breath and said, “All right then.”That was it. Just that.And the moment those words left her mouth, her father's entire face changed. The tension, the frustration, the tightness he had been carrying in his jaw for the last hour it all just dissolved. His cheeks lifted and a wide smile broke across his face like a man who had just been told the court ruling came back in his favor.“Thank goodness,« he breathed out, pressing his hand to his chest. “Thank goodness you have finally seen it. Finally.” He shook his head like he was still processing it, the smile not going anywhere. “I knew it. I kept telling myself, once she sees the truth, once the real picture is in front of her, she will see it for what it is. And look — look at this. I knew it.” He laughed a little, short and relieved. “That good for nothing fraud has been lying to you from the very beginning and now it's all out in the open and you can finally breathe, Rose. We can all finally breathe.”He s

  • Chapter 222

    Rose turned to face her father properly this time, not halfway, not with one eye still on the window. Fully.“So you and mom have been doing a background check on him,” she said, and the way she said it wasn't a question as much as it was her making sure she had heard correctly, making sure she was understanding the full picture of what had been happening behind her back. “Like, seriously. The two of you.”“Yes.” Her father didn't even flinch. He said it like it was the most reasonable thing in the world, like she should have expected nothing less. “Why wouldn't we? How could we not do a background check on someone we know absolutely nothing about? He has been lying, Rose about everything. One thing after another. And now we know why. Now it all makes sense.” He said that last part with the satisfaction of a man who had been suspicious from the beginning and had finally been handed the proof to back it up.Rose shook her head slowly. “Okay,” she said. “I'm not going to say it's go

  • Chapter 221

    Her father's face completely changed.The worry, the tension, the tight jaw he had been carrying since the moment this whole thing started all of it just lifted, replaced by something that looked almost like triumph. His chest rose, his shoulders came back, and he let out a breath that sounded like a man who had just been told he won something.“Thank goodness,” he said, and he said it twice, like once wasn't enough to carry the full weight of his relief. “Thank goodness I called him. Thank goodness I had the sense to bring Jonathan into this.” He looked at Rose with the expression of a man who had just been proven right and wanted to make sure the person standing in front of him understood that fully. “Just imagine. Just imagine what would have happened to your mother — to my wife if I had sat here and listened to you. If I had just folded my hands and trusted that good for nothing man to handle it.”Rose said nothing. She just watched him.“He's a liar, Rose.” Her father's voice s

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