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152. FIGHTING FOR SCRAPS

Penulis: Paisley C
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ROWENA

“You must be proud,” she spat, voice tight, shaking. “You’ve been waiting for this moment, haven’t you? To finally rip me apart in front of him.”

I let my lips curl into a smirk, because showing hesitation now would be weakness. “Don’t give me too much credit. All I did was speak the truth. If it hurts, maybe it’s because you know I wasn’t lying.”

Her laugh was sharp, bitter. “Truth? No, you twisted it. You painted me in the worst light possible just to make yourself look better.”

And there it was, that righteous anger of hers, that bleeding heart she wore on her sleeve. I could almost pity her for still thinking loyalty had any value here. Almost.

“Don’t act like you’re innocent, Raven. You’ve had Kieran’s attention since the day you walked in. Do you know what it’s like to stand in your shadow every single day, fighting for scraps?”

She stepped closer, eyes blazing. “You weren’t in my shadow, Rowena. You put yourself there. I never asked you to trail behind me, never asked yo
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