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Chapter 86

Author: Rich Pen
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-18 23:32:57

Lucy stood by the window in the corridor, her arms folded tightly against her chest, watching as Lilian stormed away from Lucien. Her jaw clenched and she decided to go after her. She had heard enough of their conversation to know that things were spiraling out of control between them.

“Lilian!” she called sharply.

Lilian stopped but didn’t turn around. Her posture was stiff, her breath uneven.

Lucy walked closer, “Why did you speak to him that way? He’s still our brother.” She asked calmly.

Lilian turned, her eyes blazing with anger and pain. “Brother?” she echoed, almost laughing. “He would have thought of that before trying to kill the man I love.”

Lucy sighed and shook her head. “You didn’t even listen to what he was trying to say. You’re angry, I understand that. But Lucien wouldn’t just attack Fabian without a reason.”

“I saw it with my own eyes,” Lilian retorted. “He was hitting him like a madman. Fabian was bleeding, Lucy. Tell me, how can that possibly be justified?”

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