Philip”Sir, this is the third time this winter alone that a cold has settled in your chest,” the other rider pointed out as he reined the obedient horse to a stop. I tried to swallow the deep cough that wrecked my chest to pieces, but it seemed over the course of two weeks that it had grown stronger than my own will power. It took several painful minutes for the attack to dissipate and another several minutes for me to gain my breath back. I huddled the heavy cloak closer around me to shelter my body from the ghastly weather that seemed determined to nurture my cold. For a second we had allowed ourselves to think that spring hPhilip
FailureAs soon as the tall dark haired man was thrown into the cell with the rest of the prisoners of the Chinese Federation, Zhou Xianglin recognized him. As did the empress Tianzi. “Xingke,” the young empress screamed and would have thrown herself at him if Xianglin hadn’t stopped her. Tianzi didn’t understand the commanders reaction, but as soon as she saw her expression of concern, she sensed that something was wrong. Xianglin had immediately picked up on that Xingke wasn’t well. She had been sure that he had died during the last fight when he wasn’t placed in the same cell as all they were. SeeingFailure
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I BE YOUR FIRST COMMENTER, HAWT BOI.
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There\'s no more hesitation in my heart!
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There\'s no more hesitation in my heart!
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Xingke's supposed to give me that glare.
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