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Chapter 28

Author: Raydar
last update publish date: 2026-04-23 22:53:46

Adrian’s POV

I was still kneeling in desperate apology when Barrett’s voice cut in. I found myself unmoving, my neck snapping quick towards him.

Like the sight burned him, I watched Barrett turn around immediately.

‘Good thinking.’

He refused to see me on my knees in front of my wife. Deep down, I didn’t even care. If it meant my wife would return, I’d do it in front of a crowd. I’d even sell tickets.

Hell, if even shoot a small film of the whole damn thing myself.

From my kneeling position,
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