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Chapter forty six: Impotence 

Penulis: Solo J wright
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Roland’s POV

The maid is still panting when I pull away from her, sliding off the bed with a grunt of irritation rather than satisfaction. Sweat dampens her hairline, her chest rising and falling as if she’s run a marathon. I barely spare her a glance while tugging on my trousers.

She looks at me hopefully, timidly, as though this meant something to me.

It didn’t.

“You better have a child for me,” I tell her coldly, buckling my belt. “If not, then you’re of no use to me.”

Her face falls, whatev
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