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He Is Your Biological Grandfather, Alsean!
Author: Adeline
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I looked at Robert, then turned back to Marcella. "I'm tired of hearing scraps of the story from the two of you! Marcella, you said Grandfather never meant to give me this ring. Then why did he put it in my hands that night?"

Marcella's expression softened suddenly, mixed with a deep seriousness that made my chest feel even tighter.

"Because he was cornered, Alsean," Marcella whispered. "He needed a place to hide the ring before he ran out of time."

"Cornered by whom?" I pressed, my heart
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