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Chapter 23

Author: Wealth💅
last update publish date: 2026-01-15 20:15:57

Luciano De Luca’s POV

I went into the house fully intending to get a slice of cake for Chiara.

From her tone earlier, I knew she was annoyed with me—and I hadn’t done much to fix it. I’d thought bringing up the topic of her having a child might help smooth things over, but instead, it had only pushed her farther away.

A piece of cake wouldn’t solve everything. Still, as gestures went, it couldn’t hurt. Maybe she’d see that I was trying—that I wasn’t giving up. That had to count for somethin
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