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This did cause Laurel's face to contort. In her memory, although Laurel had heard countless apologies from others, never did she have to take the initiative to do so.

For her, apologizing to someone was a mortifying act. 

Seeing how Laurel was being reluctant made Seraphine press harder against her stomach, and due to the pain, Laurel wasn't able to think straight.

"Fine, fine, I am sorry."

Of course, that apology wasn't sincere. Nonetheless, there was nothing that could be done against it. People like Laurel are born without a conscience after all.

One might say it was because Laurel was spoiled and not taught from a young age, but Seraphine did not think that was the problem. 

When she was child, it was understandable to some extent, but now that Laurel had grown up, surely she was able to discern the matters.

The other party was Seraphine, and that's wh

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