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Chapter 141

Author: Rikki
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THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW.

Margaret turned slowly, her heels clicking softly against the marble floor.

“Natalie,” she said, her tone suddenly warmer, almost affectionate. “There’s something you should start doing.”

Natalie looked up instantly.

“Yes..of course. What is it?”

Margaret smiled. Not the sharp, cutting one she reserved for most people. This one was smoother. Polished. Maternal.

“You should start calling me Mother,” she said.

Natalie blinked.

“Oh,” she breathed, then quickly smiled. “I..of course. I didn’t want to overstep.”

Margaret waved a hand dismissively.

“You’re going to be my daughter-in-law. Formalities will only distance us.”

Natalie nodded immediately, her smile widening.

“Yes… Mother.”

The word felt strange on her tongue. Heavy. Sacred. But she swallowed the discomfort easily. She had swallowed worse.

Margaret’s smile deepened, satisfied.

“Good,” she said. “Now listen carefully. I won’t repeat myself.”

Natalie leaned forward slightly, every nerve alert.

***

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