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“Alan had known Lord Hawthorn would be here. He’d prepared himself, he thought. He’d been wrong. He’d forgotten the speed with which this hatred rose simmering within him. He’d forgotten that the edges of it crossed boundaries where it stopped feeling like hatred and became something wilder and more dangerous.”

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Book:A Power Unbound
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