Next
nding on the balcony of her room, staring blankly at whatever lay ahead. It felt as though the world had stopped spinning for a moment, giving h
hone ringing was a
'm not picking you up at
. See you so
e welcome her mother's arrival. Her father had loved hunting and preferred the wild outdoors, a stark contrast to her mother, a refined a
sorrow of not having a harmonious family. So, she chose not to bother welcoming her mother
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with a woman. Maybe this time, Damian would call her a girl? Damian was the kind of man with a hint of dece
ic
ned her lif
ng-I'll take re
ing her like the last time you slept with a woman from a poor background? Can't you tell the difference this time? Joanna is a girl, Da
Damian replied, shaking his head and shrugging hi
Lucas warned, adjusting his slip
Joanna's data. "Gloria McLian. That name sounds familiar,"
s circles. We even collaborated with her
ear-old's eyes widened in shock
is hair after repeatedly reading Joanna's personal data, un
nd sighed. "What are y
er that she's my mother's friend?! No-my mom even considers
should he care if this McLian woman was s
Gloria's daughter, she'll send me to some godforsaken place, maybe the middle of Afric
nstantly. "Damn, that
ey cursed
d island or other remote place. It wasn't just him; Lu
rking as an ordinary employee at my company? S
exiling you. For God's sake! How could you not know Gloria had a daughter and that she's Joanna, the girl you s
know I'm against that kind of
her be exiled
ee months due to a fatal mistake. Worse, he had to sleep in the stables. If his mother found out he sl
ay? This is insane!" Damian
n to Damian's complicated mess, he was startled to
." Damn it, h
e have a guest. I'll give you
I'm on
to act calm like nothing's wrong. If you panic, your mom will know you messed up. D
n snapped, grabbing his car keys from t
aled it to be a fake. He didn't know the full story, but somehow they exchanged contact in
e recalled the steamy night he'd spent with her. Perhaps marrying Joanna would
uropean-style mansion. Damian stepped out, walked along the pale gra
ding toward the living room. His heart nearly s
h
ne to my daughter's house f
a bit isn't a problem, ri
egs had been shaking under the dining table, and swea