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Chapter 35 — Private Companion

Author: V.S
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-09-03 05:50:35

Elara Veyne

Mireya noticed.

She looked first at Kian, then at me, and finally at Rayan.

For some reason, her expression hardened when she looked at her husband.

Naima followed Kian’s gaze and finally seemed to truly notice me.

“Who is she?”

Damn it.

I continued toward the place where I should have been from the beginning, behind Kian’s chair.

His eyes followed my approach.

They moved down over the dress.

Stopped for a second.

Then returned to my face.

That red light still cut through his irises
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