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Chapter 13 - The Gilded Cage

Author: Lissy
last update publish date: 2026-04-15 13:00:52

Angelica’s POV

The guards kept me steady. Barefoot, bloody, and tattered, I tried to cling to the remnants of my composure.

It felt like I had been in the Charlottenburg dungeon for months, even if it had only been a few days.

As we moved through the castle’s grand halls, I caught glimpses of its opulence.

The walls were painted in a soft mint green, a delicate shade that contrasted sharply with my own disheveled state.

Ornate gold reliefs adorned every corner and ceiling, swirling in e
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