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Chapter 123 (A voice through the fracture) Chen’s POV
Author: Lady P
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The palace let me leave too easily.

They dismissed me with a casual order to report back to my post at dawn.

I was set free with no interrogation, not even a passing glance from Wei Jue, that was the strangest thing I had encountered.

Why did he let me go?

Wei Jue despised me. My sudden disappearance right before the ritual chamber exploded, combined with my blood trail was a silver platter for him to feast on. He should have strung me up in the dungeons just on the suspicion alone. To releas
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