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Dressing For the Festival

Author: Aminu
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Chapter 78

Aurora

Lucious walked up to us, his usual confident stride turning heads as he approached. He greeted us casually, then leaned in to kiss Bella.

“Oh, please,” I groaned with a grin. “You two should really get a room.”

Bella laughed, blushing slightly. “Sorry, couldn’t help it.”

Lucious chuckled and looked around. “Why are you three arranging chairs? There are plenty of people who could handle that.”

Bella tugged playfully at his shirt. “Because it’s better than sitting around doing nothing. Besides, our dresses are already picked out.”

I nodded. “Yeah, everyone’s busy with something. It’s better to help out than just stay indoors.”

Cassidy, however, stood silently beside me, her expression distant — almost uneasy. My stomach tightened. Is she worried about my secret? Has she found a way to stop me from transforming tonight?

Lucious slipped an arm around Bella’s waist, his gaze soft. “I can’t wait to see you in your festival dress. You’re going to be the most beauti
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