
The wedding procession arrived at midnight, which should have been the first warning.
Bai Lian stood at the window of her cultivation chamber, watching the black carriages roll through the gates of the Bai family compound — each drawn by skeletal horses that didn't breathe, didn't blink, their hooves leaving scorched marks on the cobblestones. The Zhou family didn't send living things to collect their bride. They sent death itself.












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