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Chapter 5

Author: Pink Candy
Wilson’s POV

“Lily!!!”

I watched with my own eyes as she fell from the second floor, her figure completely swallowed by the flames.

The hand I had stretched out froze in mid-air. I had not even managed to grasp her last finger.

“Lily!!!”

I charged toward the railing like a madman, only to be forced back by a collapsing beam.

“Wilson!”

Xavier and Victor rushed over, both deathly pale, eyes bloodshot.

Xavier’s voice trembled.

“Lily… Lily is pregnant!”

Regret instantly drowned m
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