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he asserts firmly, his response leaving little room for argument. I sigh, a sense of defeat washing over me as I feel my shoulders slump. "Okay, I understand," I admit reluctantly, my voice tinged with resignation. Pouting slightly, I struggle to come to terms with the reality of the situation. Whether I wanted it or not, it seems that the decision has already been made, and there's little I can do to change it now. ***

I angrily grounded my teeth. How could she think of going back to that life? How could she think I would let her go? "Non voglio che Maze sia al mio posto. So come ci si sente ad essere costretti a fare qualcosa contro la propria volontà. Sono già contaminato per sempre, non importa essere contaminato un po 'di più. Lascia perdere, non lo capiresti mai ( I don't want Maze to be in my place. I know how it feels to be forced to do something against your will. I am already tainted for good, it doesn't matter to be tainted a bit more. Leave it, you would never understand that )", She weakly spoke, wiping the corner of her eyes with the tip of her index finger.

“How many times will I tell you that?” "Ah, right. No one needs me because I am a useless slave and omega. I am replaceable, that's why I am allowed to get sick. I am allowed to die." He groaned. "That's not it." "It is what it is," I said and turned my back against him. If he will not willingly go, I have to do his conditions. That was the only choice I had right now. “Autumn, you have to at least open your mind.”

I have chosen to let go, so why allow them to keep on bothering me? I need to move on.

Want to let go anyway. Forgive me, grandfather.

I just accepted what was happening.

If I wanted to get out of this alive, I had no option but to give in to Kuca’s orders, no matter how crazy they seemed. I sucked in a slow breath, forcing my anger down. I didn’t have a choice. Not if I wanted to make it through tonight. So I dressed.

I turn to them and relent. “Fine, I’ll go.”

How can he say that. I turned to him, offering a wry, tight smile. "Do I actually have a choice?" Nobody answered. Kaz's jaw tightened. I let out a slow breath, pinned a small, polite smile to the corners of my mouth, and looked back at him. "I'm okay with it." I didn't have a choice but to agree. I would play the obedient part until I actually mattered, it’s not like they could free me. Kenzo's mouth parted slightly, but he shut it eventually, as if deciding the argument wasn't worth his breath.