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Chapter 6

Author: Mountain Breeze
Natalie's POV

"We're here. Do you need help with the suitcase?" the driver suddenly asked.

I stopped typing, suddenly remembering that Theodore would be busy preparing for his proposal to Madeline tonight.

I smiled bitterly, forwarded his contact to Jennna, and then blocked Theodore across all social media platforms.

I had already wished him all the best. Why should I bother him any further?

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Third-Person POV

Over with Theodore, he heard the automated message telling him his call wasn
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