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Guest of Humiliation

Author: Sora
last update publish date: 2026-03-07 23:39:10

Aria's POV

Got home still raw from the cookie disaster at Damien's office, my hands shaking a little as I climbed the stairs to my room needing just a moment to breathe and collect myself after spilling everything to Tia.

Closed the door soft behind me and sank onto the edge of the bed, staring at the wall while trying to push down the lump still burning in my throat. Sharp knock came suddenly at the door three hard raps that made me jump.

Opened it cautious to find Damien's mother standin
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