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Her cheeks were flushed, her hair a bit messy from the embrace, and she looked at me with a mixture of triumph and fear.
“She said she missed me more,” Jade said, her lips curving into a soft, genuine smile that reached her eyes.
I stared at her, the cold logic of the Montclair Group feeling a million miles away. I looked at the way Aurelia leaned into her, the way they fit together as if they had been carved from the same stone. I realized then that Vivienne could never win. Because Vivienne wanted a title, but Jade had already won the soul of this house.
I walked over to them, my shadows stretching long over the grass. I reached down, placing my hand on Aurelia’s head, my fingers brushing
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