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Chapter 10- He Doesn't Want Me SERENA'S POV 

Author: Delphine Bisona
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-28 23:12:37

The sun rays pushed through the sun and I blinked rapidly trying to understand what was going on and where I was.

The last thing I remembered was I was standing with Derrick and the servant woman and the fight.

Somehow, something felt different now, it was as if I had been transported into a new world.

I sat up slowly. The room was so magnificent, worthy of a Queen.

I was lying on a massive bed with heavy drapes of dark velvet which sat in the center of much beauty.

Everything seemed to shimmer in an almost unnatural way, including the sleek contemporary furniture. I wondered again where I was as I brushed my hand over the plush silks as I reached out to balance myself on the bed's edge.

It was too lovely. Too tidy. I felt confused.

Where was Derrick ?

My mind races as it worked to piece together what had happened . My last memory was of Derrick calling my name.

The world had been a blur of panic growls and footsteps. Then. pain. As I fell I could hear Derrick calling my name and
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