Chapter 10

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Lucian didn't immediately raise the gun. "Sign a contract first," Mara said. "Regardless of the outcome, your lawyer must hand over Theo's burial urn. No one is allowed to move, withhold, or use his remains ever again." Lucian signed the document without hesitation. For the last bargain of his life, he finally returned their son to her. Afterward, he pressed the muzzle of the gun against his temple. "Mara, the first time I saw you was at the Lunar Festival at the academy," he murmured. "Everyone else was looking at me, but you were the only one crouching by the road to save an injured wolf pup." She didn't answer him. "I should have known right then that you were more precious than anyone I had ever met," he added softly. He pulled the trigger, and a sharp click echoed through the ro

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