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Chapter 61

Author: Broken willowtree
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-05-21 18:37:15

Liz’s POV

I didn’t plan to come here.

One moment, I was pacing Arthur’s room, trying to breathe past the weight of everything I couldn’t fix. The next… I was outside Lumian’s office.

I was just about to step into the room when I heard Arthur’s voice, making me freeze.

They were talking about me.

My name. On their lips. Over and over.

It shouldn’t have mattered. But it did.

I drifted closer, not into the room, but near enough to hear it all. Every word.

Divorce.

Freedom.

Letting me go.

Arthur had brought the letter. And Lumian… he hadn’t signed it.

I stood there, frozen. But inside, everything churned.

Why?

Why was he hesitating?

Didn’t he want this?

He had Judy now. He’d always had her, even when he pretended he didn’t. I remembered the way he used to look when she left the pack, like something vital had been torn from him.

When he heard she was coming back, I’d watched his whole face light up. I smiled too, like an idiot, pretending it wasn’t a knife in the chest, pretending I h
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