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Chapter Twenty-seven: Is Noah in London or Not? 

Auteur: Joy Samson
last update Date de publication: 2025-06-22 07:48:25

Third-person POV

Raven’s heart skipped the moment the words left her mouth. She saw Mia’s expression shifting—her eyes narrowing in that quiet way that always meant she was connecting the dots. Panic set in quickly.

“Yes… I mean no! Noah is here in London,” Raven stammered, her voice cracking. “I just… I meant he enrolled here, but he’s not physically here. He’s studying remotely. From France. Or… maybe Switzerland."

Mia looked at her, confused. “Wait… what are you saying exactly? Is he in Lond
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