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LITTLE PRINCESS THAT GOT AWAY

Author: Solyn Aure
last update publish date: 2026-05-23 18:36:53
NOAH'S POV

My phone buzzed at noon.

I was in the middle of a call with the Milan team when Matteo set a note face-down on my desk. That only ever meant one thing: it was very urgent, and very important.

I wrapped up the call in under two minutes and flipped the paper over.

Subject: Sighting confirmed. JFK arrivals. 11:47 AM.

There was a photograph attached.

I stared at it for a long time.

43 months.

Four years of dead ends, redirected trails, and an investigation team that cost me m
Solyn Aure

Hi Aures 👋. I call you Aures because you are part of Aria's and Noah journey now. I hope you see it to the end. Thank you so much for staying with me till this chapter. If you’re enjoying the story, please don’t just read quietly! I would truly appreciate your reviews, comments and seeing you add this book to your library. Share your thought, your opinion,your fav or worse character,share whatever but please don't be rude. Solyn is fragile😩 I promise… this is only the beginning. You’re in for a long, exhilarating and stimulating ride. This story doesn't belong just to Solyn anymore, it belongs to you, too. Warm vibes only, no sunburns allowed😁 P.S Aures means light☺️. Stay golden, Solyn💕.

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