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Chapter 18- Rewritten Bond

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The silence in the mansion had become unbearable.

Lily stood at the edge of the staircase, her hand resting lightly on the ornate railing, her mind drifting. The walls around her, once strangers to her presence, now echoed with memories that refused to fade—whispers of heartbreak, betrayal, and loss.

Earlier that morning, she had gone to William to collect a few final things and return the spare key he had given her long ago. Though she had technically been dismissed from the mansion, there was something left unsaid between them, and she couldn’t leave without at least confronting it.

William had been seated in the lounge, flipping through some documents, when Lily approached with her bag.

"Leaving for good this time?" he asked casually, without even lifting his eyes.

She held her chin high. "Yes. I think this place has seen enough of me."

He finally looked at her, the corner of his lips twitching with a smirk. "What will you do now? Find another rich man to annoy?"

Lily blinked, then
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