Amara froze in disbelief the moment she descended their grand staircase. Right there, waiting at the foot of the stairs, was a small, old luggage—something that looked like it belonged to one of the housemaids.“Very well, since you’re already here,” her grandfather greeted coldly, “hand over all your cards. And I mean everything, Amara.”She stared blankly, unmoving. She couldn’t bring herself to comply.She knew the moment she handed them over, it would be the end. No more safety net. No more second chances.“Stop fighting this, young lady. It’s useless,” her grandfather snapped. “I’ve made up my mind. You’re being kicked out.”When he stepped toward her, she instinctively clutched her designer handbag tighter—like her new-season Gucci tote could somehow save her from ruin.“No! Let go, Grandpa! These are mine!” she cried out, her voice cracking.Tears welled up as her grandfather yanked the bag from her grip. “You can’t do this! I need my credit cards, my bank books—how else am I s
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