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Chapter 10: The Unspoken Pull

Author: Pauline Maxwell
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-11-18 02:43:31

The villa had never felt so heavy with silence.

After the ballroom carnage, the Rossi household carried its grief like a cloak. Servants moved quietly, scrubbing blood from marble tiles, replacing shattered crystal, avoiding their master’s fury. Guards patrolled tighter than ever, eyes sharp, hands restless on the hilts of their weapons.

Adriana drifted through it like a ghost.

She told herself she should feel horror, anger, even pride in her father’s unyielding wrath. Instead, all she felt was
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