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21

ATHOS

I was crossing the room when Rylee caught up with me.

“I do not need you to defend me,” he said from behind me.

I rolled my eyes and turned to look at her. Looking at her face, beautiful and young as a doll's, I could not help but slump inside. Memories of last night bombarded me, fierce desire running wild in my veins. A desire that needed to be contained.

“Of course you do. She has no idea how to defend herself. Allow a bunch of idiots to humiliate you.

— I do not think it is humiliation for me to make my own dish.

“It was not just a matter of serving yourself. They were making fun of you, belittling you.

Rylee dropped her gaze to the floor, looking embarrassed.

“I do not care for that kind of nonsense. People are really prejudiced, but I do not care what they think of me.

Her words made me understand that she was also the target of this type of treatment by residents of the city, that she was discriminated against and despised because of the activities she practiced in compli
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