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A BOND OF TRUST

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CHAPTER 32

Luciana ushered Mia into her room, her mind racing with questions. Why was Mia being so friendly all of a sudden? Luciana's instincts screamed that something was off.

"Does she have a mission?" Luciana wondered, her thoughts swirling with suspicion. Hadn't Mia snitched on Antonio's family? Was she next on her list?

“so he really did it.” She laughed.

"Wow," she exclaimed as she entered the room, running her fingers over the plush king-sized mattress. She straightened the hem of the duvet, her gaze taking in every detail.

"he really did it," Mia said, a low laugh escaping her lips.

“did what?” Luciana asked, puzzled

.

"Oh, he didn't tell you, did he?" Mia smiled enigmatically

"Tell me what?" she pressed.

Mia chuckled. "Right. I know he wouldn't have the guts to." She strolled into the bathroom, inhaling the fragrance of the flowers in the vase by the bathtub.

"Is there something wrong? Please, just tell me already."

Mia walked back into the room. "This is Aunt Maria's room
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