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Chapter 108: What's wrong with Arabella

Autor: Twistella
last update Fecha de publicación: 2025-10-27 23:31:38

“Miss, you should eat.”

Sophie’s voice was soft, almost pleading.

Arabella lifted her gaze slowly, meeting the maid’s worried eyes before dragging them down to the plate in front of her. The food looked fine it was warm, fragrant, perfectly arranged but her stomach churned just from looking at it.

She had no appetite. None at all.

If anything, she felt nauseous.

“You should eat, or the master will be angry,” Sophie murmured carefully.

Arabella’s head snapped up at that. “Lucas? Angry?” Her voic
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