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Chapter 7 — Blood on the Contract B
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Devana folded her arms, although the movement looked more like an attempt to remain composed than a sign of patience.

“And what happens if you betray us?”

Marco hesitated as another crack split the ceiling. A piece of stone struck the floor behind him, shattering into fragments that skittered across the chamber. “Then I suffer the consequences.”

“What consequences?” Devana asked.

“I was hoping we could negotiate those before the ritual begins.”

For a moment, neither sister spoke. Then Davea lau
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    Devana folded her arms, although the movement looked more like an attempt to remain composed than a sign of patience.“And what happens if you betray us?”Marco hesitated as another crack split the ceiling. A piece of stone struck the floor behind him, shattering into fragments that skittered across the chamber. “Then I suffer the consequences.”“What consequences?” Devana asked.“I was hoping we could negotiate those before the ritual begins.”For a moment, neither sister spoke. Then Davea laughed, and the sound carried a note of disbelief that was almost cheerful.“You're bargaining with demons while the ceiling is falling on you.”“Would you prefer I wait until it falls?”Davea's laughter stopped, but she did not immediately refuse. Marco could see that she was weighing the risks, and for the first time he understood that their strength did not make them immune to fear.They were powerful, experienced, and accustomed to controlling dangerous situations, but neither sister had any d

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