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170: She Ate What?!
Author: Red Phoenix.
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Getting back home, Kai pulled into the driveway just as the sky began to fade into the soft hues of twilight. Thane was already standing by the door like a loyal hound who hadn’t blinked since he left.

“How’d it go, Young Master?” he asked, stepping forward with a hint of concern. “I was… a little worried when you decided to go there alone.”

Kai raised a brow and smirked. “The Darclays apologized.”

Thane blinked. “Apologized?”

“Mm-hmm.”

“…To you?”

Kai’s smirk deepened. “Who else?”

Thane opened his mouth, then wisely shut it, a man could only take so much before his brain short-circuited, so he bowed slightly and shifted the topic.

“Miss Abigail is awake now, she’s inside,, Zora’s been taking care of her and she's really kind.”

Kai, though surprised, just nodded once and strode inside without another word. But nothing, nothing prepared him for what he walked into.

Abigail.

In the dining room and absolutely demolishing a plate of meat like it owed her money.

Chunks of it disappeared wi
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