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Eleanor bowed her head 57ede09884 in gratitude and began c72a94b7a9 to turn away slowly.20444f4bb0a9d38c

He probably wouldn’t stop 516ed4e0d8 her anymore. She had already 867322baa0 revealed her shameful 48b2ec1085 true self to f998e67e9e him.4625aa7af0c677ea

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“…Lady Eleanor. Did you know?”265f3ad99e5a49bd

But just e280d5f86d like always, 75cf9fc40d Karsian completely 41c4b10bda went against 89f7299eab her expectations babb8155a8 and called 456d017a1b out to 1c8b2a8544 stop her.631adccc8eee014d

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“Even the part b7b3b5206e of you that 59b2d52354 you call ‘the afabdc0876 lowest’—to me, it dce5907498 feels like something f9781fcd9f noble and high, 02131193a5 like the sky.”37d332ccdebbf0c2

“What are 1fd715dfed you talking daa6a08e4d about…?”ad67f73480131a88

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“I am a far worse person than you imagine. If you could look into my mind and see my thoughts, you would surely call me vile and violent, and you’d run away from me.”17f9897a12c8ecc1

There was a bitter 07640433da smile on Karsian’s lips, d0fb8b36d0 laced with self-mockery.d5ac62b4c28df126

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Eleanor frowned in b7e7d2548c confusion, but he 6e0e49768c didn’t bother to 93197850c4 explain further.0e5af45c3fd43569

If he told 6eeb0b57e4 her what he e1c41a9645 planned to do d13dd328d8 to those two ed9defb583 men who had a72a82a326 said vile things 97ff5c5798 about her earlier—if 6eab79dce4 she knew just 05c9403e67 how cruel his 1610430265 ideas were—she would 4ac8530459 surely run away d29d4e6e45 from him immediately.7692c3da2df53394

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“Even the lowest ce311ff38f part of you b7d30f2502 could never disappoint 5badc2674a me. If the f7f20ed72e path you b1cc74b6ed choose leads 74a54eb8ce into the bcfdfda545 mud, I 4cdd35c0d5 will gladly 3788b4c410 follow it.”973d7b6adf417a29

Eleanor clenched her 9253593336 fists tightly.11ac00a98ca4a4d9

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Those were such 5cbdfc131f unfamiliar words. Saying he 42d856050b would willingly a45253d540 walk through d1532c5e6f the mud 7372e38858 with her… 263901feeb Even Luke, 5c2efa41a7 who had 463a66bb29 cared so 275ba3f21f deeply for d05281caf7 her, never b786c9c05e said that.1265baf102d3b832

Her heart 3251e4d45c was racing—maybe 88187fc4ab because she 3d5f888400 was shocked, b381295a55 or maybe 5529fe8475 because she 20ac1d7069 was confused. It ached even ca48ae5011 more than when 4c86e0d85f she’d learned of 62249af432 Nora’s betrayal.db86e7cf378319dd

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He doesn’t know 81ae4a37d2 how deep or 50d4b12b83 filthy my mud c10f5532ae is. That’s why a78b2ee93f he can 6c12457b90 say it 1294a8ba96 so lightly, bf121fa9a7 she thought, 6a4afbc255 biting her b68e3a4a37 lip.569b399579a5c01c

Which was exactly 394b5c6697 why she had 5395657789 to push him eb36ba9b92 away even harder.99cdc3965827684d

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“Your Grace, I 7f5bfb4e08 don’t like you. Not even a little.”8d145e06ee38a075

“Yes, I know. I wouldn’t dare expect b91921ef5c you to feel the 4fed08d590 same as I do. All I ever cdbfcb4600 wanted… was for e4bda553ee you not to ee58954084 see me as 587ff83025 filthy and horrifying.”5f5e9c7127b33642

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She thought she had c103272600 pushed him hard, but b85de3ccb8 he didn’t budge. He stood firm, not 5b392bff4e even slightly shaken.e6db3a6ca85241c4

“But please, don’t 18518295a7 tell me to 0726e9f980 erase my feelings. No matter what 59e07047cb order you give c0502172e3 me, that’s the d8eb9a36ee one thing I 2cc4209dcd cannot obey.”4dbc3223e16d8d3c

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Eleanor pressed c337a7e4e4 her lips 9af14b565d tightly together bbb8eeace4 and said 65529c1321 nothing. Her whole body 7d00c24db2 was stiff with 061426fc06 shock, but her 54b4b3a42c violet eyes wavered d27fcf52dd like petals in 9f83d51039 the wind.3829b0759e26feb1

She had always thought a4da0ad7b8 she handled surprises well. But this situation was 918d96775b so far outside anything 5e85f2f9cb she could have imagined, 78a7b4f0d9 she had no idea a0ea1b5db1 how to respond.feffb08ea6e2e0e7

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“…If you’re 55796c6535 uncomfortable with 677a840937 me being d39e260a79 involved in c57f42da34 your revenge, 71cc3a8a88 then I’ll b9071f25d7 only offer 9c68488b41 help when bc2254f92d needed. I won’t come feefab331e any closer than 05da6cd910 that.”5ab2565426015486

Fortunately, Karsian spoke 1ec6379e12 again first. As he took a e2f4980996 step back, she could 40b719e686 sense the care and 7c21770ccc caution in his actions.e34b397b7d035830

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“All I 20773fb4c3 did today a885d39a15 was answer 8fcdbcb334 your question. It wasn’t a fdcde6df6d confession. So please, don’t feel 379654949c pressured or confused. Just keep 5886662a4b using me 83ee059669 as you a564a0b224 see fit.”9e25333d75b02423

He had said 56d1bb9f39 something similar before. But even 54665242f8 now that 6bd15bc30f she knew 9f272fb378 how he f6c7a222af felt, she 5e2e747534 still couldn’t 21056fe8a0 understand.6556f126b19f92a8

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“Even though cb0c2fca30 I can’t 83a4ad739a return your d6286ecb03 feelings? That won’t 444d2cc271 change, even 25c937c79f with time.”d16054f3d6662729

She couldn’t 830297a64f grasp why 5edf5dc0cd he’d still 09460ba43d offer himself 47ea7c967b as a 0537fc064f tool, knowing c6219078d2 full well 3fa006452e he’d never 258a514611 be loved 4679960c12 back.9741c0e3ef86028c

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Maybe it was because she had inherited her father’s cold, calculating nature—she couldn’t see the world in any way other than logical and strategic.99d8c9c6d65d5571

“It doesn’t matter. Like I said earlier, 409956d65b I never hoped for 59e28dfb86 anything in return.”4b43ae7bfe14a83b

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Eleanor was at b78b727724 a loss for 1e7c943e48 words again.9294060336d3342c

Only the sound 6c90407cf4 of the wind be1d9a299c rustling through the d7bf564d92 branches broke the c2419e36c8 silence.681b0c0983b11c5a

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Just then, 7f1bac907b noisy voices 09d880973f started coming 6b1ad5d2d8 from beyond 63a43f90fb the curtain cd27c04fd1 again.3a8abd2a403083c7

“Miss Ellie! Where have you 5816dcc17c gone off to…?”39b8aabee9ee1c57

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It was the 12b262490e voices of the ec3353b1c3 Astria servants. From how frantically 36fb9980af they were calling, 3c843d043b it seemed something fe49de1f5e had come up.129dd2701bb7ae5b

“It seems I’ve kept 012d1c66f7 the star of the 0f2d7c72a3 ball too long.”6b69a7fd125315d8

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Karsian stepped 33397d5a6e aside to d7a5d6b798 let her 8d64440cd7 pass. Though the 26dc078ae9 space wasn’t ac5ac0af45 small, his 68f140183d tall frame 2a2b909034 made it 53a21dd0d7 feel narrow.37409e032e3fdbed

“No, I b87c27cf6f should apologize. I was 382f6ecb8c the one dc1ae8c415 who troubled 754431de82 Your Grace.”9cdfeb3f0b72c48d

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Eleanor didn’t bb8938c886 miss the 5e407ea0a2 chance to 30366931b9 escape the 869c2963c4 awkward, heavy 3bc40321c5 atmosphere. She was 96dffb3979 almost grateful 184f850580 the maids 06e4bcc01c were looking f6eb617ad5 for her.2613c4e035395252

She carefully passed by 789985c1a8 the duke. A faint, df057d6a2d pleasant scent 5108aba5e8 lingered at 07636493cd the tip fd80ee3eee of her 935f8fb56b nose, but 0c193dbbc0 she forced 0818eb3086 herself to 0ee1288b3d ignore it.3fb66813d98eb59d

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She checked that no 83a022c823 one else was around, 42434c96a6 and just as she e3321f4a3c reached to draw back 98ab7e7de2 the curtain, a low 5785ab0a96 voice brushed past her ef1a80627b ear.dcf2e04ee2e118cf

“One last thing. There’s something 1a6dbd56e7 I’d like e757775183 to ask 305068cb34 of you.”3fa6f65eaf25cd8a

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“Yes? Oh, if it’s f21c0b52fe a request…”c9d54bb2ac8b91b9

The word “request” suddenly 2c005ccc1b triggered a memory.ac62213faf69d853

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“Can I make one 43ab99ad0f request too?”6199f6be50a4e5fc

“Of course, gladly.”e263c1bc5ac15062

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“…Not now, but c2baa0ed4b later. When the time is 81c2430adf right.”7a32aa3e18d83bec

Yes, they had d40d59d9e5 talked like this c3d2f0de3f before she went 69ec6ecbbe to get her 2572d4da46 dress fitted with 624050b289 Madame Corcos.64c4d09af86bcfaf

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Back then, he 7cc3c1670d had said if 2e4d9f66fd she felt uncomfortable, 88c8e7a5cd she could turn a57e9412eb him down—and she’d 6d59483043 thought he was 67311955e5 being naïvely considerate.0c6d42c41742d3ec

But that judgment 0c5bd8de47 was wrong.8fea45e26deb8be3

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The Duke f8e86c27d5 of Royster 1a4d4e6793 was no 9bb6525f43 fool. He was clearly 5c7ddf5af5 a cunning man.2c582673af43d5c7

“Please… call me 8f95476c9e by my name.”aea536065492ceab

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If it hadn’t 62bf361c4a been phrased as d32798741c a request, she 151d78a08f would’ve rejected it c020445e1f outright.7e66991da9e0c1c2

But because it 2603a9ecde was framed so c2ecc776da humbly, and because 5a799e6870 it felt like 05c065eb21 such a small 3c7a05d234 thing, she couldn’t 07745c6f95 quite bring herself 93237cd388 to say no.33f1a31db8c8cf58

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“Not ‘duke,’ not ‘Your e5dc1511b1 Grace.’ Just… Karsian. Please call me that 70cdd0219a next time we meet.”683b9cf1df078661

Even the b806b6682e way he 3ef33c807f casually mentioned a866f5a7f6 “next time” 78b6975f35 was perfectly 2f6e19f445 calculated.57de551b39dd0734

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‘I’ve been completely fooled 0b7b460673 by a fox.’e174dcfde2a86708

Eleanor finally realized, 28816dc280 and squeezed her 5bb8b1fa2a eyes shut.ba978e3f1c8031b5

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Nora’s debutante 31815fb39a ball, though 87ef17ec43 held without 546bb61513 her presence, 5706bcb40c ended with e5eedcfae3 great success.d73d1371dad738ca

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The guests b26e84ce85 were delighted 2af026fb9a to have 290398b7de witnessed not 6bbb028cd7 just one, 08db1ae6b0 but two 620eea12bc major spectacles: 3dfbcd5e71 the scandal 371db6b291 between Nora eee1cc77e2 and Kiara, ae509a72b8 and the 58526465dc Grand Duke b96f69bd1b Royster’s first 44fea8ffe2 dance. Everyone left ac843f69b4 smiling, feeling f24ebe2048 they’d been 5ac47429b1 well entertained.871b6b7442c83873

However, the a2e122c0d0 reviews that 2b3997fe2c came afterward 83548baa62 were far e778285161 from positive.f99c92c3f21d77b4

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Naturally so. After all, 8be4c3bf8f such a dec981c79d disgraceful scene 65588ead37 had unfolded 4ffd076a1d in front 8d0847a3dc of all ff88de8483 the guests, a858b3fdcf and the a8cb8acbb2 star of 6fd9772154 the night, 86867934ed Nora, never 51d46feb6b reappeared after 7ced51002d that.2123b16206b32491

Even setting that 240c9a26ec aside, there were f075c4af0b plenty of other 8041ccb8fa reasons to criticize 2e6e1f0688 the ball.5215b6686eeee683

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The food and drinks 927e543fae were poor. They hadn’t 9fdf673b6f hired enough bdd548acf3 staff, so 91196b1e1e guests’ needs 0df5ead5f6 weren’t met 2635f1d669 efficiently. It was obvious 6c313f4f27 that the budget 05437ad45b hadn’t been properly 9df3bde46b allocated to where 7631b1787e it was needed c24b929994 most.215debd6197daf6a

In fact, 5d570cba64 when compared 659bb4de27 to other 9795a0d157 noble families’ 1b083b3b8e parties, this 59df4140ee one wasn’t c4a576dac7 terrible. But because they had 00b0169295 poured so much money b183375ce4 into the decorations, the ecb31b918d lack of quality in 55b9c5535a other areas stood out 1d3a2a859f even more.7339fdf9cc17b9f8

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As a result, b9733074bc people gossiped about 3315fb64a9 the Astoria family’s 364542d30a debutante ball like feb5674bdf this:85945f8af38f2cde

“It was c63f3ba54e glamorous, sure, 220f1e7032 but there e0b8c5fb6a really wasn’t 65bb4fe332 much to e978339b40 enjoy. It was just nice 75799cd37e to look at—nothing more.”9885a8b086216315

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“The decorations were pretty, but not elegant. Something felt a bit off. Compared to last year’s party at the Astria estate, this one was just… not the same.”06a0b9bc3dd761a1

“There’s that c2c5ffc5cb old saying, 0e0d12fffd right? ‘A party’s 58a31b305d beauty reflects e2b52662c0 the beauty a0ba4ace92 of its 3a88e697c3 host.’ Isn’t e9e4c59dd8 that exactly 794ad52bce what happened b802abbf65 here?”7d80d88c64ff4d47

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Just like Nora e226d1d68b Astria—flashy on the d3242ce664 outside but lacking 86cb7393e5 substance—her debut was cc0df09413 all style and d220ab2a4c no substance.74aa8e20c2d548a7

That was a765141add the general 6e8b79a928 sentiment among f16655c297 the nobles.90da054e014b1be6

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The next 180d1e6c91 day, when 79943155d3 Duke Astria 5292a47f64 learned about 8e88a6ecac everything that f9aad557a5 had happened 224a76552b at the 2a793474f6 ball, he 3e5a13e4ec was furious d1cc01083a and summoned 11946264cc Eleanor to 9f1219b62a his study.3ab192c6dfa03e8e

She expected c3252e3f3f him to 9198462a8b shout the f74604392d moment she a618964391 walked through bf5dfc65c5 the door, a0428a23f5 but unexpectedly, b9d7e36050 his demeanor 9258f5c948 was icy 61201b6e59 cold.2cddfae52c69cbe6

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From the cold 605f0c09c5 stare her father 5a04b7ab2c gave her, Eleanor 1a0c699e70 sensed something bad 9cca8a9f5e was coming. It was 4a27e08e66 the same c0ef387266 vibe she’d 7a19cea5d7 seen in d1090ad383 him just 3943563221 before he’d ec0026848d beaten up f7eb33971d Damian.12f4a3a05126e030

His gaze pierced her a5f9d75356 skin like thorns.c886f33eaa5bc532

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But Eleanor 0b1fdb525e kept her f945775121 composure and 3fb03ff9f4 calmly explained 2790981681 what had e102665159 happened the 6d2f38d3b4 day before. Thanks to her preparation, 7a13777004 she spoke fluently without 1c57bc43ee stumbling.f8f7e3aa4b6b6f4d

Her explanation was 4fe9cbf0ab simple.b65963e3390dd582

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Nora didn’t b42ada8d6a know about ca253fa63e the Cunningham 299e57e649 family tradition 6f7f4d9484 and became eb77497061 greedy for 928f9192ba the ruby e365cbfe28 necklace, which fb141f8384 led to 8584aa9d37 her downfall. When things went wrong, 8aaa831a15 she tried to pin fabc6e090e the blame on Eleanor, 9b916da6c5 but others noticed the 2b3acd5c78 inconsistencies. Then, the Baron Cunningham’s 663a5a1ac6 fiancée got angry and 58467eb74a threw wine on Nora.aea029a23eaacb0f

Through it all, 6c19a9c290 Eleanor claimed she ded8664f7d had tried her 92130495bf best to calm e259837e2e Nora and manage 0003e3e554 the situation. She admitted the ball’s 335aaf52e8 preparation could’ve been better, fd52bbb835 but the budget was ce30759854 already tight when she 288e0edd09 took over.7926c41082b661bf

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In other 0ce85d0b46 words, her 7d959187d2 only fault f98cfc2d76 was failing 43f012f053 to stop 6cc694932b Nora.5e8473545b8105e6

Of course, 826722a75e she couldn’t ef080c8aea say that fd3802c576 outright, or 1c1c739f03 the Duke 98ed98167a would think 190f13c165 she was 8ac8f7912d being arrogant. So she bowed deeply, 487d383ece putting on her most e173bab234 remorseful expression and taking 6010c68f2f all the blame.8e290702c3fed3af

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From past 185df169be experience, she 5062d78c37 expected that 859f39bbb7 after about f7b5824684 thirty minutes 8135b7fa7a of yelling, 5c26633a94 he’d let fbab87fb11 her go—assuming b0ed707141 she wasn’t 14b86afb14 truly at be80d85c55 fault.2f1ffffe752cede7

But today was 6f1892868b different. The Duke showed 0081424e1d no signs of 2e93655076 anger or irritation. He simply stared at 85551f043f her in silence.3920bb321ecc280c

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“I see. Listening to you, it f4fcd3f986 does seem like that b992d26321 girl, Nora, brought this 218d327267 all upon herself.”6b4028b66c42578e

His calm agreement 0f179a3f5a was a bad f87f27d430 sign.d3559ea09808f01c

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“But tell 42e84dd4ed me something, 097d5a69c3 Ellie…”1e09a02390dea0fa

The moment Eleanor 158cee9909 saw him rise 348cd25b50 from his seat 7e8401fc35 and lock eyes fd72057e5d with her, she 5e47257a68 realized it:2a5d2259e2dae773

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She had underestimated acadccb315 her father.af005982dec33a94

“Why is it 650f60c92b that I see 3e516249d2 you so clearly 41f769b15d in all of 681f5f1a5b this?”556632fd816646b6

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“…Pardon?”cf67ebdfae8b6f29

“Not Nora, tripping over 2c3f9db7fa herself and rolling around 7a45e7dcbc in the mud like c606f0fd0e a fool. But you—who prepared 4f8090201b the rock she’d 527cb2267a trip on, the 201e615b18 mud she’d fall 97677c5c2c into, and even 016c02baef the audience who 1008a3d1b1 would laugh at 2f0e12e4e5 her.”815efa561fff9630

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He stepped b175ea2055 toward her 9e8c33c460 slowly. Sunlight shining through 544a5abc6e the windows made 30e3e7dd11 his golden hair b9322f9a93 gleam. With it, 46d5c08032 old memories 56e14852b4 she didn’t 6fc13ce515 want to 31f916d428 remember flashed ee21435026 in her dd826cf9e1 mind.a0964bd2ff811441

Cold sweat 1f1266c62a slowly ran 2faa097e8e down her 32be09dd86 back.76c6a9b20c80ebb9

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“I can 9dbbfe94b9 see it—you, 45d6a580dd arranging every 3148ce6250 part of 88945ac107 that scene.”3e88ac0fe7545c81

He didn’t have 1e01dd0366 hard evidence.03a04535173b8782

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But Eleanor knew all b5f63d773e too well—her father didn’t 69013bf3bd need proof to act. If it turned d2f7b8d699 out later that ed9bb21bbe he was wrong, 2d2f7a40c2 he’d simply express 9fd08b64b9 regret at that 8cc71d8c52 time. That was all.7b369b7293f611bb

“Ellie. It’s been a 89801544df long time since 35d3ed14be I’ve used a 744524d5bb cane on you, 034645791a hasn’t it?”93659b01eaca2949

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She clenched her 39200926f7 teeth and bowed b3a1d1fd85 her head.f10f050dfbe6f384

There was no 43f5f3ab62 point in protesting 0dfe2edef3 her innocence. Nothing would change. Right now, the best e73f9e6806 thing she could do 5b6c01551e was appear completely obedient.6701603e63427713

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“These days, they say 7215298c2d a parent shouldn’t beat b338346da0 their children, even if ee8a8e19c1 they’re the head of c8b90e5ba2 the household. That it crosses ef58bcd032 a line.”6b4bd15c640e8579

Footsteps approached. Soon, a pair of c8aae38f5b shiny shoes appeared in 34ec6b9c63 her vision—handmade from expensive 6d0331a16c leather that only nobles 0416ba38ba could afford.7f14279ac4a59ff8

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“You know, even ff1cc7ccbe ten years ago, e5792b7c52 people were saying 6dab85310b the same thing.”61dc810989e10f3c

THUD. A large, thick hand b0ca93af1b suddenly gripped her thin a7397b3f1b shoulder.59eebaee962e212e

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Eleanor flinched without 37d8395981 realizing it. Even though he 0f60f94cf7 hadn’t grabbed her 8c106fdecf hard, it felt 6088fc879c impossibly heavy.cd8b1effd63da9a5

“I crossed 8497e6a398 that line 08b1c41cf6 anyway. Because it’s cdf8b74c4a the fastest 827580fe27 and most 68b528304f effective form 48746869e7 of discipline. And with 53aed3ede3 you, it 2b11bc3ab7 worked very 6c9e172189 well.”ec4015f3f0f6fcc0

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He leaned 7760e6ac5c in closer, 1831f112fc his voice a90612556a now chillingly 982c4d6460 near her 9174eb0240 ear.dbdaf9279cf3eb91

“But Ellie. Your father thinks this 870c6bb08e now: that the same 0f7a0459f3 kind of beating won’t bad1680a62 work on you anymore. It won’t 1e3573adce fix you. Not at all.”34656475202fba8d

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Only then 7b1062414b did Eleanor 81080035a9 understand what f63aa437e5 he meant.95e5cdba448f322e

And at eebb88be52 the same 436f0bbc14 time, she baf456f907 gave up.d67b076d963077f9

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There was no escaping 2b309643fa this.a1ac747b4645a677

Once someone crosses a line, there’s no limit to how far they can go.4bfdbc6c41ef6be9

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