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he dim room. It illuminated a single line of text: Ne
silence. Her eyes, cold and focused, scanned the encrypted toxicology report. She
heels echoed from t
pped directly
ckpad. The toxicology report vanished, replaced by
ew open wit
ask of undisguised contempt. She was Eleonora's stepmother, a woman who had marr
the camera lens aimed directly at Eleonora. A malicious smile played on her lips. She was recor
e was sickly sweet, laced with acid. The phone's camera panne
s hunching. She lowered her eye
. Her finger, tipped with a blood-red nail, tapped sharply on t
with carefully crafted confusion
ndbag and slapped it onto the desk. "The Kemp family marriage contrac
ve no interest in marrying that dying invalid, Damien Kemp. I hear he's
true heir to the Kemp fortune, who had vanished from public life after a
urface, her face went deathly pale. He
ce. "Our family's company needs the Kemp investment. This is
has already agreed. If you dare to resist, or say one wrong word to the Kemps,
lenched into fists. Her nails dug into her palms, a sharp, grounding p
ked up again, her eyes were filled with tea
ron and Jessica exchan
box onto Eleonora's bed. "Here. Your wedding dress. Asking the Kemps fo
e, coarsely made white dress. It
be hiring an etiquette coach to 'instruct' you until the
on" would be nothing but
ust nodded silently, like a
amming the door behind them. Jessica's
m fell
Eleonora's face melted away,
ed to the bed, picking u
simply ran her fingers over the ro
at the darkening sky, the distant ligh
d number. When the call connected, she spoke
B. Target, th
, calculating smile touched her lips. The Kemp

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