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Chapter 94: The Real Threat
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The music was still thumping, and the silver confetti was still drifting through the air like slow-motion snow, but the atmosphere was already beginning to sour.

Freya stood at the center of the stage, the heavy sash draped over her shoulder and a massive bouquet cradled in her arms. She was trying to pull in a normal breath, but the crowd wouldn't let her. They were chanting her name in a rhythmic, deafening roar that made the stage beneath her feet vibrate.

“FREYA! FREYA!”

The MC gave a short
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