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CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN_ MARGOT’S POV

Author: Claire Ree
last update publish date: 2026-06-19 23:59:16
The hospital room had become a war room.

I found that mildly amusing.

Two months ago I had been unconscious.

Now security guards occupied every corner of the floor, police officers checked every visitor, and my husband was treating hospital food as though it were a personal insult.

Life was strange.

I sat upright in bed with my laptop open, and stack of files rested beside me.

My reading glasses sat low on my nose.

I watched my husband who occupied the chair near the window, gradi
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REMA TABANGCURA
this is one of the best reads I have, I love lawyers and the characters in this are all good. salute author.
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Audrey Hyman
Lucian is the stupidest CEO ever.. He moved his mistress into their home without independent verification of her pregnancy and allowed her to belittle his wife, and now he's injured and flirting with a dangerous criminal..
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Anna
I know lucian is smart as hell, but mannnnn YOU CANNOT BE FRIEND WITH DANGERS
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