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Chapter Twenty-Three

Author: Mia Lee
last update Last Updated: 2026-01-11 22:38:24

Lyra’s POV

The walls did have ears.

It was very early in the morning when a maid came into my room to summon me.

“Ma'am Susan has asked to see you,” she informed me, drawing a low grunt from me as I slowly sat up, sad to see my sweet sleep cut off even though it would have still been cut off a few minutes later anyway.

When I readied myself and left the room to meet with her across the hallway, the last thing I expected was for her to have details of my meetings with Fiona.

But just as they always say, the walls did have many ears and I was pretty sure it borrowed some of the maids’ ears too.

“I don't know what you're talking about,” I swiftly denied her claims. Before she could say another word, I picked up the stand of fresh linens which I had picked up on my way to see her and tried to move past her, but she blocked me off, her hands now firmly on her waist as she glared down at me.

“You dare try to walk out on me?” She frowned, the cup of wine in her right hand nearly fallin
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