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Chapter 28: Philip And Anastasia

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Philip POV

I walked out of my office with my suitcase in my hand. It was not yet closing hour but I was leaving to go and see Anastasia. Luke had told me that she had left and she didn’t look well. My heart ached when he said that. I knew she must have been shaken a lot by the announcement.

As I reached the company entrance, I saw Marceline walking in elegantly. She must be coming back from Roman’s school. My heart raced with guilt, and I thought she would stop and say something to me considering my attitude and actions regarding Roman when I learned he got into a fight in school. But she simply walked past me without a glance, like she didn’t see me.

I was stunned and turned to look at her. She kept walking with her shoulders high. My eyes narrowed at her attitude, but I didn’t dwell on it and headed straight to my car.

“I will drive myself,” I said to my driver, who rushed forward when he saw me. I took the car key from him quickly. I couldn’t risk him seeing me going to Anastasia’
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