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THE CHOICE
CHAPTER 13
I lay down flat at the cold marble stone. Beside me was Samuel, crouching low. The gala had already ended, but the two of them remained. When Samuel offered me a choice, of course, I jumped into his offer. I prefer to stay with Samuel, who I've known all my life. I like to stay with Mateo, who was the cause of my mother's death.
"You know, I'll always choose you, Samuel. You are, after all, my brother."
Samuel smiled triumphantly and looked at Mateo." You heard her. She chooses me."
Mateo smiled mockingly, "For now, I let you have Samantha, but you know the truth, Samuel. She always belongs to me."
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