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CHAPTER 60.

Author: Twinkling_watermelon
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-27 23:05:31

Sylvester’s POV.

I didn’t sleep a wink. I stayed in my study all night, sitting in that stiff armchair and staring out the window. The darkness outside felt quieter than usual, but not peaceful. It was the kind of silence that made your thoughts louder, and mine wouldn’t stop.

Natasha had been acting differently since the day she visited Amara. I noticed it immediately. She avoided eye contact, barely said anything around me, and flinched like I was someone she needed to protect herself from. It wasn’t something I could overlook.

I trusted her to speak when she was ready, but this silence was getting heavy. I kept trying to figure out what changed. I knew it had to be something Amara said. It couldn't be anything else. I didn’t trust Amara, not for a second.

She had already proven just how far she could go. What if she told Natasha about the family tradition? What if that was what she found out? That she could never really leave me, not the way this marriage was structured. The thou
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