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CHAPTER SIXTY-SEVEN_ LUCIAN’S POV

작가: Claire Ree
last update 게시일: 2026-03-22 23:52:39
The city lights blurred past the tinted windows as I drove.

I made sure there was no urgency in my movements. Not because this didn’t matter, but because rushing would imply it did.

And I refused to give it that weight.

Claire’s voice lingered in my mind—clear, steady, unshaken.

She hadn’t even looked at me when she took the stand— not even once.

That was what stayed. Admittedly, that was what bothered me the most.

Not the words. Not the judge. Not even Victoria’s strategy begin
Claire Ree

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Rachel Anderson
What an epic chapter.... Clair, don't let them crucify... An Your guy, has got your back! 100% loving this. Lucian, you've got balls.. But sadly no Brains, focus on your future an baby momma drama.. Your gonna need it... You're shooting blanks an getting played!! Hahaha
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Gayle Weber Poston
ty for writing
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Emiliana Yuson
Go nathaniel, show that scumbag lucian what a real man u r!
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