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Too Much on My Plate
Author: P. Artim
last update2022-01-23 22:33:55

"This brat! He wants to take my energy?

Seriously?!

I didn't even have my breakfast yet! I'm hungry, you brat!"

Ian complained as he tried to free his arm from Ash's grip. He could tell exactly what Ash was trying to do and even confirmed his hypothesis when he saw the black mist appearing around Ash's wrist. 

Ian put some strength into his legs and arm as he tried to break free but right then, Ash opened his eyes a bit more as he looked at him. 

"Brother.. I'm hungry..."

His eyes were shining golden as he said those words with a pitiful expression. Ian knew Ash wasn't in control of himself when he saw those reptilian golden eyes. 

'So unfair...'

But since it was Ash nonetheless, he couldn't say no anymore. 

'Can't let the kid starve now, can I?'

He tried t

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