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Betrayed By Maya

Author: SusuP
last update publish date: 2026-08-31 20:15:06

ARIA

I looked away before either of them could see the smile threatening to escape. This was getting ridiculous.

I had spent years wishing Xavier would look at me the way he had looked at Isolde, and now that he was finally looking at me with something I couldn't quite identify, I was beginning to realize that I had no idea what to do with it.

Perhaps I should have been angry, ignored him or done the sensible thing and gone back to my room. Instead, I remained standing there because watching th
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    Aria I stood before the full-length mirror while Maya adjusted the final fold of my dress, her eyes occasionally meeting mine through the reflection. The deep emerald gown hugged my waist before falling smoothly to the floor, with delicate gold embroidery around the neckline and sleeves. It was elegant without being excessive, and the soft fabric allowed me to move comfortably. I had chosen it because I liked how I looked in it, not because I needed anyone in Blackwood's hall to approve of my appearance. “Beautiful,” Maya said, stepping back to admire her work. “The Luna of Blackwood is going to make quite an impression today.” I smiled faintly, but my fingers remained busy adjusting the bracelet around my wrist. “I hope the impression is that I know how to welcome guests without throwing anyone through the nearest window.” Maya laughed, although her expression softened when she noticed my hands. “You're nervous.”

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