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Chapter 90 Blue Eyes

Author: bluemorose
last update publish date: 2022-05-10 00:32:54
*Queen Belinda*

“Nicoli,” Belinda forced her smile to be extra warm. It had to be. It was the only thing that seemed to work on him nowadays.

Otherwise, the boy was barely there.

“Eat some.”

She pushed the plate towards Nicoli.

“It’s your favorite. I had it specially made for our tea time.”

Nicoli glanced at the cake, but it didn’t spark any reaction. Instead, he looked back to the toy in his hands.

He had brought it along again today. Nicoli was never attached to his other toys. But the littl
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