Chapter 329
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Naomi's husband whipped around so fast his jacket flared out behind him.

His face was twisted with anger the kind of anger that doesn't just sit on the surface but burns all the way down, hot and furious and looking for somewhere to land. And right now, it was landing squarely on Jefferson.

"I warned you," he said, his voice rising with every word. "I warned you not to do this. I told you exactly what could happen if you released your spiritual energy in a place like this, and you did it anyway
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    The realization hit them all at once, settling over the group like a heavy fog that choked the air out of their lungs and made it impossible to think clearly.They were done for.Completely and utterly done for.There was no escaping this. No way to talk their way out of it. No clever explanation or heartfelt apology that would change the outcome. They had crossed a line they shouldn't have crossed, offended people they shouldn't have offended, and now they were going to pay the price.The silence stretched on, thick and suffocating, and nobody dared to break it.Until Serena did.She lifted her head, tears streaming down her face, her hands still clasped together in front of her chest, and when she spoke her voice was raw and desperate, stripped of all pride and dignity."I'll do anything," she said, and the words came tumbling out in a rush. "Anything at all. Just name it and I'll do it. I'll get it done. Whatever you want — money, favors, connections, anything. Just tell me what yo

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