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111. Cold eyes

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“Here, Milady.” Jasmira pulled out a dark-covered book from her dress and handed it to Eryndra.

“No one saw you?”

“Not at all.”

Eryndra gave her a small smile. Jasmira had been the closest maid she’d noticed since arriving here.

They didn’t talk much, but after what happened, the maid had begun doing everything for her, and Eryndra found herself allowing it.

“Thank you, Mira.”

“Anytime.”

Something brushed against Eryndra’s feet. She glanced down and saw a familiar white cat.

“Oh my. You have a
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