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... he had puncture marks on her neck from Caspian’s attack earlier. Rather than completely draining her blood from her body, he was letting her bleed out slowly and painfully. Caspian still had to extract information from her.

Caspian was towering in front of Olive like a shadow of death. His red eyes were glaring right into her shattered soul.

More than Olive, the human maids, and servants who had lined up at the end of the room were trembling in horror.

They had no idea wh ...

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