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Don't Play With My Love Ones
Author: Paul_okito
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The crowd fell silent in surprise that Talon could speak with such pride without wavering.

"Impossible," whispered voices in the crowd, unwilling to believe what they had heard.

Gwen's father stood shocked, though Talon had hinted at this before, he had not taken it seriously. But now it seemed the unbelievable may be true.

From the podium, Gwen's father demanded angrily,

"Who are you to say such a thing about my daughter, young man?" In a provocative manner, he stepped down from the stage, his aura filling the room as Talon felt intense pressure pressing down on him.

In a flash, Gwen's father appeared before Talon on the ground below, his voice a deep rumble as he warned, "Speak that word again and see what becomes of you."

Gwen rushed forward to stand before Talon, hoping to protect him. "Dad..." she started to say.

But Talon gently held her back, stepping in front of her to face Gwen's father directly. Not looking at those present, he declared,

"I will say it again and again -
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