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I dont need your help

Author: Star Light
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-24 21:58:04

—SAMANTHA—

"Let me go." I simply said, my eyes cold at my ex-husband who barely recognized me. But the bastard still held me and it grated my nerves. Bile rose in my throat with disgust.

Ophelia glared daggers at me. Her grip on Zeke tightened possessively. "Darling, we should go inside," she purred, shooting me a venomous look.

But Zeke wasn’t listening. He was too busy studying me, his gaze unnervingly intense. "Have we met before?"

My lips parted to retort, but no sound came out because a concerned hand landed on my arm.

Maryjane. Her face pale. "Samantha, are you alright—"

Shit!

“SAMANTHA?!”

Zeke’s voice cut through the noise, sharp with disbelief. His eyes widened. His grip on Ophelia slackened.

Ophelia gasped with disbelief.

Now they all know n

My ex-husband stood there, staring at me with wide eyes. His expression shifted from confusion to stunned silence.

He quickly grabbed my arm again. I didn’t mean to freeze, but it happened. My body remembered things my mind
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