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CHAPTER SEVEN

Author: ZIA
last update publish date: 2026-02-10 01:46:23

Elara's point of view

"You are fired!"

Those sharp words sent my world on fire. Here, I started to live my second day in the best company in the estate and the next thing I hear was that I am being fired. Like the universe, which had already spent the last few days kicking me down the stairs, had decided to finish the job by pushing my career off a cliff too.

I stood there with my hand still on the door handle, my fingers numb, my mouth half-open like I’d forgotten how to be human. For a second
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