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Chapter 86

Author: HOT COFFEE
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Amelia’s POV (Third Person)

The quiet, crisp breath of early Tuesday morning drifted through the narrow gap of the slightly open bedroom balcony door, carrying the cool scent of wet autumn earth and damp pine.

Amelia stirred softly beneath the heavy goose-down duvet, feeling the familiar warmth of the master suite before opening her eyes. Sunlight spilled through the sheer linen curtains in soft, pale silver bands, illuminating the quiet elegance of the room. Beside her, the
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