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onto the grass. I didn't speak. I didn't cry. I just stared at

ce to the limit. "Did you not he

softly, clutching his shirt, making s

this when I get back," he growled, before lifting Kari

bleeding on

housekeeper, found me. "Goddess, Luna! What ha

my forehead. Her hands trembled as she worked, her eyes full of pity. But I didn't need pit

ion from my drawer. I slid the documents into a premium,

ter. As I approached the grand living room, the sound o

for a full check-up, Cason. I didn't rea

entle, devoid of the harshness he reserved for me. "But... why

pressed myself again

ight of our wedding. Every time he came back, it was only for a few ho

so sorry, Karin. You've been made a widow at such a young age, keepin

intensity that made my stomach churn. The visceral disgust I fel

erfection. "My only regret is that I couldn't leave a child

ing the Hatfield bloodline," Cason sai

her true intentions perfectly. "But I sti