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Oh, Sweet, naive Elowen. I played you.

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last update Last Updated: 2024-12-27 20:59:16

Elowen’s POV

The pictures on the giant screen—intimate, vulnerable moments of Alaric and me—flashed one by one, each image a dagger to my heart. My hands trembled, my face burning with humiliation as I stood frozen in the center of the crowd.

My knees buckled, my chest constricting as the whispers started around me. Laughter. Gasps. Some voices murmured in disbelief, while others relished in the humiliation I couldn’t escape.

“Is this real?”

“Look at her! She’s supposed to be his mate?”

“Pathetic.”

I wanted to scream, to run, to hide—but I couldn’t move. My eyes darted to Alaric, standing near the projector. His smirk—a wicked curve of his lips—told me everything. This wasn’t an accident. This was deliberate.

“Why?” My voice was barely audible, cracked and trembling. I swallowed the lump in my throat, forcing myself to ask again. “Why would you do this, Alaric?”

He stepped forward, hands casually in his pockets as though this public humiliation was merely a game
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wow I did not see Lisa in this betray as well she is his girlfriend all this time
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