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Chapter 225: Indecisions

Author: Anney GW
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Regina’s POV

I locked the door behind me, leaning against it as though the wood could steady me.

My chest rose and fell too quickly, like my body hadn’t realized the danger was already over. The cold marble beneath my palms grounded me for a moment, but the sting in my wrist where Frederick had gripped me wouldn’t fade.

I turned on the faucet and let the water run until it was icy. I splashed it onto my face once, twice, again and again, until the girl staring back at me in the mirror didn’t look so shaken.

I told myself to breathe, told myself to pull it together. I was Regina Veyron, not some trembling child.

But it still broke something inside me to think about Frederick. How had we gone from laughter and trust to this. Him pinning me against a wall, demanding answers with fury in his eyes?

He’d been my friend, my family. And now… now I wasn’t sure what he was anymore.

I dried my face slowly, forcing the tears back, and unlocked the door.

When I stepped out, I froze.

Maxwell was st
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