CHAPTER SIX At this point, I wasn’t sure what to do—should I turn back, or go sit at the table? It was as if both my maid and my husband sensed my hesitation. In a calm, measured tone, he said, “Why are you standing there? Come and sit at the table and wait for your food.” I tried to coordinate my movements, but fear clung to me like a second skin. I wasn’t just afraid of my dog-husband—I was terrified of him, even in his current form. Quietly, I took a seat, careful not to meet his eyes, and waited in silence. The room was heavy with quiet, yet I could feel his gaze tracing every inch of me. I refused to look at him. Fifteen minutes later, the food arrived, brought by my maid, Nora. The aroma alone was intoxicating, the presentation flawless—it seemed like a meal fit for royalty, perfectly balanced and rich. I lifted my fork, then paused. No one had told me I could start. I stared blankly at the food, unsure. Then, as if reading my mind, his voice echoed in my head: “Go ahead
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