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50 Grandma ad Her Katya

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Camila

I remained in the living room, watching Madam Melania play with Katya. I silently prayed she wouldn't ask me any more questions. My duty was to care for Katya, not to spy on her son. I wish I could tell her that, but it would be a risk I couldn't afford to take. These chains that bound me were tighter and stronger than they ever felt. Though invisible, they held me completely, with no chance of ease or release.

"She is pretty, but I noticed her eyes are getting lighter. It doesn't seem like a cause for alarm. I'm sure it is nothing," Madame Melania said, her attention fully on Katya. Who wouldn't be captivated by my little girl? My little angel was a bundle of joy, spreading smiles to everyone she met.

As Madam Melania spoke, I wanted to excuse myself to call the cleaners. "Where are you going?" she asked, her tone sharp.

"To call the cleaners and find out why they haven't arrived, madam," I replied as respectfully as possible.

"Why did Ronan lay off all his workers? He has a co
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Marliey Ntsielo♟️
his nonsense of a secret relationship, she should have said NO. She should have told him to work hard to make sure her daughter can never be regarded a slave and only then can they talk relationship. what she's doing now is dangerous and reckless
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Marliey Ntsielo♟️
Am I the only one who does not feel sorry for Camila? I mean she could have rejected Ronan bit she chose to be with him and remain hidden like a dirty secret. As it is, she has to be nice and stand by the wall as someone plays with her child while she is her slave nanny. The moment Ronan came wit
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Petagay Thompson
poor Camilla madam needs to go back so the family of 3 can enjoy more blissful moments. good going so far. hope we getting more updates today
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    RonanThe rest of the day unfolded like a dream. The blending of cultures at the reception created an electric atmosphere, with traditional music, dancing, and customs from both Jorvik and Belvaria.People laughed, cheered, and toasted together, the joy in the air bringing everyone closer in a way I hadn’t seen before.The food was exquisite—lavish dishes from both sides, served alongside sweets that melted in your mouth. I glanced around, noticing a few of the usual snobbish Jorvikians clinging to old prejudices, but their aloofness felt like a remnant of a fading past. The world was changing, and today was proof that we were moving forward.As the day finally wound down, my heart quickened, knowing I’d soon take Camila home with me for the first time as my wife.My mother’s eyes were misty with tears as we prepared to leave. I knew the real reason she was so sentimental had little to do with the wedding itself.She’d gotten used to Camila and Glenda living at home, filling her table

  • Trained Not To Love You   249 Camila’s Vows

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  • Trained Not To Love You   248 Eager And Willing

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  • Trained Not To Love You   245 Embracing A New Life

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