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CHAPTER THIRTY TWO: MY HEART

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Never have I seen Liam look like that. He looked like he could run mad at any point, looked like he was going to be thrown off the cliff again and for a moment I felt pity for him. His mom had done him the worse injustice I have ever seen, treated him like he absolutely did not matter and that made me question every single thing about how he was raised. If he was raised by a mother who could not think twice before acting like a devil towards him, then what was the assurance that this young man was not going to turn out a beast like who raised him.

I could not also help but worry about the state of health of his father. I never heard what happened to the man. All everyone ever knew was that the man was the one who singlehandedly created the company and then when it had gotten to the stage of being one of the best things in the country, the woman swopped in and began to take control of it all.

The irony of the whole matter was that the woman never truly believed in the company at the
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