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“A wicked smirk crosses Dari’s lips and he steps closer until his face is level with Girl’s. “Break your soul we will,” he spits, his eyes sparking and sinister. “You and your empire have no place in this world and will be wiped from living memory.”

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Book:Adira and the Dark Horse

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