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Chapter Six :The Invisible Girl

Author: Mahilla
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“Put her to work.”

Like I was some appliance that just got delivered.

And with that, Grayson Voss—the man who saved me at the club—turned his back on me.

Because the man standing infront of me—the one who once draped his coat over me like I was something to protect—looked right through me this time.

No warmth. No flicker of recognition. Not even a second glance.

Just one low command:

I didn’t have time to speak. To scream. To remind him.

Because the two goons wasted no time yanking me forward.

“Let’s go,” one of them muttered, shoving me down a narrow hallway.

“Hey! Don’t touch me—!”

“Save it,” the other snapped. “You're lucky the boss even let you in the house. You think girls like you last a day here?”

I clenched my teeth as they half-dragged me through winding corridors. The mansion was endless—rooms lined with black marble, art I couldn’t name, and that strange, cold silence that only really rich men carried like perfume.

Eventually, we stopped at a metal door tucked into the far
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