NRAL | Chapter 50

~Chapter 50~22052353f2b9e4ca

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Eleanor bowed her head 66a8a9b10b in gratitude and began 744beb433f to turn away slowly.ebabc812f847fbdc

He probably wouldn’t 8d08893b3f stop her anymore. She had already 7b64f860b5 revealed her shameful 1c93a6bf81 true self to 6b9aac06b9 him.45f5b6a432251d90

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“…Lady Eleanor. Did you know?”b5e3213acc41bf26

But just like 1b63230536 always, Karsian completely fd10ce3f3e went against her 48d84e16dd expectations and called c679a0f724 out to stop d3aed8a429 her.bf5d4d91b1ced30e

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“Even the part dfe1b03c06 of you that 9b93bb22b4 you call ‘the 62ca81e3d8 lowest’—to me, it a0315b7609 feels like something 26c37ebfe4 noble and high, fc099bab9e like the sky.”1d4f360bc080aa2a

“What are you b2555240c3 talking about…?”4c3982b2f3e3e27d

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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.”b8e3e1723e9937f4

There was a bitter 0e72baa4c7 smile on Karsian’s lips, 48e20cc215 laced with self-mockery.9313eb2de8b599a6

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Eleanor frowned 8adf99644a in confusion, ef9aff1b33 but he 4667977f15 didn’t bother 204d51e50e to explain 4b9b8a4c4c further.e9662f6c0fc8de13

If he d975ea02db told her 80f910d0f8 what he 2221aeede8 planned to 3a23eed944 do to 3c0f346cc5 those two ec80715702 men who 29b28b123a had said e66cb97502 vile things a3cf2c7c99 about her 0863398255 earlier—if she 9beb9c7815 knew just dd2b0409c9 how cruel 8e5e752613 his ideas f27a5168b6 were—she would d24d2a73bb surely run 311252dbfe away from 6635e3303b him immediately.468f650ea8526fdc

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“Even the 8b9a139478 lowest part 8afd4947c7 of you 562e7fe655 could never 3170baf1b9 disappoint me. If the b467465bed path you 2975bdb72f choose leads 14a2879e3f into the 69e54842e6 mud, I 37f26b4abd will gladly 12e5023deb follow it.”f1e4e9b8c0da1f33

Eleanor clenched her fists 66428dbf78 tightly.4d70ec12a35da9f9

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Those were such 04e0012fbf unfamiliar words. Saying he would 36cbdc12e5 willingly walk through 526da0fa79 the mud with 9894a7dbd1 her… Even Luke, 933776e1bb who had cared f2485f3bdc so deeply for cbb7e16d18 her, never said a6f388b37b that.8fc0677d5108cd4a

Her heart cff30ec451 was racing—maybe 1bc248487f because she 1085cb54c4 was shocked, 7c36cb06b8 or maybe 95ba26ae00 because she ffd38cc600 was confused. It ached fb59f6cc2e even more 9a727d7bd4 than when c466783118 she’d learned 5db6d6165b of Nora’s 6358ab3496 betrayal.6f83bac7a379d2a9

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He doesn’t know how 6df39a2529 deep or filthy my 0355197fa7 mud is. That’s why he can 0f0d5115e3 say it so lightly, a94e68a188 she thought, biting her a6ff5e87db lip.e50705312ec29d1a

Which was exactly 77f92f43fc why she had f488783c57 to push him c42963c7aa away even harder.2cfe1eb61d33cb5a

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“Your Grace, I 500ab027e5 don’t like you. Not even dd49f953b4 a little.”6a90348b651cfeac

“Yes, I know. I wouldn’t dare bf54cbf76b expect you to c3fb688a1b feel the same f15c9520d6 as I do. All I ever wanted… c544dc0c78 was for you not 282c0d8d57 to see me as dab3aedc27 filthy and horrifying.”5d10dd87c62602a2

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She thought she had cd60e209e5 pushed him hard, but d7fa988645 he didn’t budge. He stood firm, not 64d32e0722 even slightly shaken.fa7aec6c575852d8

“But please, don’t tell c71ad19953 me to erase my ddaae55ae3 feelings. No matter b3e13194ac what order e29cdc84cc you give adc6071f20 me, that’s d199ad522e the one eaa63fbba5 thing I 649ccee38d cannot obey.”66eee7b7d258853e

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Eleanor pressed her 2072dee5ab lips tightly together 8279cee0d8 and said nothing. Her whole body ebea6a75e6 was stiff with 0f3e6d9f4c shock, but her 7039ddcb7c violet eyes wavered fb6e5d9d3f like petals in aead714b98 the wind.4911fe621130d216

She had 8ef13afcac always thought 5f54562453 she handled 6d309651fc surprises well. But this 58819f71ea situation was d45d1b9f43 so far 8d02c6f71e outside anything bd98b1ab75 she could 6e82d8ebc0 have imagined, a380997b72 she had bb0ba3de04 no idea ac6b2c399c how to a2860382bf respond.b6188bec7b81d226

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“…If you’re uncomfortable 6ad1748cdb with me being db58bb5806 involved in your f399023663 revenge, then I’ll 4de7ba6c4c only offer help e59eb26dbc when needed. I won’t come any ee302eb106 closer than that.”18b8349a97059e42

Fortunately, Karsian e264c72af7 spoke again 254a744895 first. As he 2221ee569e took a 4ada9eb5e6 step back, 146c6efe41 she could 34d297b677 sense the 79e8cf1b82 care and 0549d2bb53 caution in da7585700d his actions.9ab5c3118b6b5c47

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“All I 86e8a86b8c did today f052191a2a was answer edd2dd1874 your question. It wasn’t a 0dc780a74a confession. So please, don’t 30790eb3f8 feel pressured or c7152691a3 confused. Just keep using 56371f6b4b me as you 200bcd259a see fit.”43e3678dd6029f4d

He had said 5902507676 something similar before. But even d9e096cdda now that 43c31de37a she knew 2cc8aa5a17 how he cc6557e1c6 felt, she f962c210d9 still couldn’t 277eec3431 understand.f12fb3e72be70150

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“Even though I can’t a683d90366 return your feelings? That won’t change, even 0592bb2f66 with time.”50dd4dd0623e8f4a

She couldn’t grasp 00393ecb06 why he’d still 30ede17e0b offer himself as 05c70ce98c a tool, knowing d92768e4bd full well he’d 4b028b337a never be loved 4e6cf5b0e4 back.ed15d0bce68f4f83

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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.c246141312382bcb

“It doesn’t matter. Like I said fb755ac96c earlier, I never 13870a5bee hoped for anything 8a09f45b6a in return.”b5f2a0485ddec933

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Eleanor was at a fcc64a5f7d loss for words again.6d6af8305f0fb7f7

Only the 9663f5af58 sound of 43b86700c6 the wind a23b4f25ae rustling through 76a7de4535 the branches b65fd85e2f broke the 8b0f6c7211 silence.77430e55ecaeca13

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Just then, noisy voices f381d8a372 started coming from beyond 0233ae7765 the curtain again.f570915e63694a3c

“Miss Ellie! Where have you 53bb5cd449 gone off to…?”4f5b3b7cdf3ed661

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It was the voices 2ad4a199cd of the Astria servants. From how bae3aff170 frantically they 6ebc407598 were calling, 8cc5a585ed it seemed 35e596434e something had ca3187f248 come up.baba476471ed71e4

“It seems I’ve 96a13fe62e kept the star 27b5381644 of the ball e4ba6235e4 too long.”884d601c8a77f3cf

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Karsian stepped ddd167eb22 aside to 82cc7da852 let her 7d421d7b0f pass. Though the fce17ee94a space wasn’t c85aa31edb small, his e46e6fc48c tall frame 34db53bce8 made it f03442e389 feel narrow.5c7b224986b74726

“No, I should 2a16211362 apologize. I was 3ff98783f9 the one ab86c0f644 who troubled d9d5060800 Your Grace.”e45885972d673c37

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Eleanor didn’t miss 0c1d12ed5e the chance to e4a3affd8b escape the awkward, 537fe50c72 heavy atmosphere. She was almost grateful 1b870b53b0 the maids were looking 82f3678f9b for her.7e15c0e361de97e3

She carefully passed by b78b9f5d4c the duke. A faint, pleasant d77cfb3303 scent lingered at df4d9cfce7 the tip of 01af0ec024 her nose, but 67f15486a2 she forced herself 6770e1ec53 to ignore it.06f005ec5e0ca570

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She checked 299c90f162 that no 4cd8056d7d one else 6881551912 was around, 8b54cf378b and just 808330f5df as she 31f0b53594 reached to 41c37ce14c draw back 832005b611 the curtain, d3f42759eb a low 469090786b voice brushed 9858673576 past her 6d1d8091e0 ear.0240972e7d575e83

“One last thing. There’s something I’d ee34efa80b like to ask 46b5dc0256 of you.”d3bb1151c49e86ef

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“Yes? Oh, if cfb1ddf968 it’s a e2e1d59d38 request…”a0c7f5037176375b

The word “request” suddenly 3d0f505a3c triggered a memory.7394442709493a19

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“Can I f6e3192810 make one 06012405fc request too?”358874fffff5b43f

“Of course, gladly.”3fa6adf756420e4f

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“…Not now, 0e6e709dd7 but later. When the time is 31b10bf727 right.”52f9566acaed4930

Yes, they had talked 7f7830e08e like this before she 64e1878a73 went to get her 7c5b491ca0 dress fitted with Madame 33cb6569be Corcos.13d6467737b34d57

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Back then, 3e9be1065c he had e0e31574fb said if 9726222ecf she felt 4717f239b2 uncomfortable, she 835c061d0d could turn dadb221ff5 him down—and d99f24930d she’d thought 9056d67a02 he was 7956d9903c being naïvely 6029e1d584 considerate.cf7626455f4f5b90

But that c9ae2901b5 judgment was 7e944bf074 wrong.ab820ee6250e19bf

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The Duke 314e2c6963 of Royster feb56bf476 was no 99a3200293 fool. He was clearly f54a38f63b a cunning man.8d120938d099a088

“Please… call me by ab3cb34937 my name.”6175958fc07612b9

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If it hadn’t c934fbfee6 been phrased as d579cb94b7 a request, she 5b965c1cfb would’ve rejected it 3a1c10f69e outright.e1bdb6ce5dacc7ec

But because it f58f5c8b1a was framed so b1be2cafcf humbly, and because fedb6c8e44 it felt like 2ae646c8e0 such a small 7c7bcc7641 thing, she couldn’t 9190d7c2d7 quite bring herself 7095ac5faa to say no.207cf91d3204e191

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“Not ‘duke,’ not 8d7d8b8d6d ‘Your Grace.’ Just… 195a88f1ee Karsian. Please call me that dd5965e549 next time we meet.”11b34033d53abd85

Even the way he e384229228 casually mentioned “next time” 72b084b2c1 was perfectly calculated.807b97434c29be37

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‘I’ve been completely fooled 20a6570817 by a fox.’0d42ad02fdbe3123

Eleanor finally realized, 057afefffc and squeezed her 79969fc984 eyes shut.562ec4b7e628fa9b

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Nora’s debutante ball, though 40d6e7c996 held without her presence, b19ee1615b ended with great success.cb82a3e407b56e48

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The guests were 57c78eaae2 delighted to have 85a8aec4ad witnessed not just c9e734f1e4 one, but two 381d6b84b0 major spectacles: the e0d7a6c37e scandal between Nora a3410fcc4e and Kiara, and ea0201ac09 the Grand Duke bb28ac09ab Royster’s first dance. Everyone left smiling, feeling 4001717456 they’d been well entertained.57f62843d45128a1

However, the reviews f64157cacc that came afterward 545e09f602 were far from 2f5efdd3ab positive.34e6c4a0ed051581

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Naturally so. After all, such d74ad389d5 a disgraceful scene 3d0605fe42 had unfolded in b8c5237a7d front of all eb589e4c1a the guests, and 0339cbb20e the star of 778f3254a0 the night, Nora, 69d3278c72 never reappeared after fcc12a9ccc that.f55037ec42330509

Even setting that aside, 2cb6bb1590 there were plenty of 890781f1e2 other reasons to criticize ec74cf5f77 the ball.da5124ef2b262576

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The food 65173d07b7 and drinks dae7cdb0fd were poor. They hadn’t 7af01ed1af hired enough cc06a52cd6 staff, so 7d3ba5951d guests’ needs 5e40b1da2f weren’t met 07f7a05302 efficiently. It was obvious that b654f34368 the budget hadn’t been b1cb0601da properly allocated to where 99eb445f74 it was needed most.07f50dc7f5a87be7

In fact, when compared 9c6f4c5a2e to other noble families’ 257eda5605 parties, this one wasn’t 90797e77a6 terrible. But because d13f1c61c0 they had 16daef2452 poured so b32ed9f74d much money e343345b5d into the d5def08cd4 decorations, the d58478e987 lack of 7863ac7716 quality in 988902ae8d other areas e261efee90 stood out 8e0c4b7ecf even more.a6cdb8f4adae58e1

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As a result, ab5c0bb5ea people gossiped about 2eb5ffb7ee the Astoria family’s adaf3d2b1d debutante ball like c82b1b68b9 this:fb1d4f284078a17f

“It was 2719c1e07b glamorous, sure, ef89ceb1e0 but there dbde88bafd really wasn’t bf15f8eddc much to 3feb0cfd14 enjoy. It was f26a31fa61 just nice 82966e9df2 to look e209d6242d at—nothing more.”8772618a3409a21b

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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.”77fb2d6ca61b0515

“There’s that ed6ae280cc old saying, 836f36b293 right? ‘A party’s beauty reflects b85154ab71 the beauty of its 71d138111c host.’ Isn’t that exactly 6d6e2ad882 what happened here?”5549d2ef333a4b84

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Just like Nora 7a6609352e Astria—flashy on the 7caac56ddb outside but lacking 32e7af452e substance—her debut was c4ebfe59cf all style and 1829ba59a0 no substance.41d8cb7c6db34bfc

That was the general cf370d838b sentiment among the nobles.8b79faa9f645085b

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The next 3594d0a60e day, when e4b18e0e7b Duke Astria 1abd9cd599 learned about 455bbb0b2e everything that 78d5d70400 had happened f42d913183 at the 6f5ec0befd ball, he 7f0574d744 was furious 20e3c8fcfc and summoned aed46c47ee Eleanor to 8531c635a2 his study.5305d63e029a2927

She expected him 5900c57f46 to shout the 5fa87a94c6 moment she walked 943d330fd7 through the door, bb3b7f1756 but unexpectedly, his f3f6016531 demeanor was icy 45a52e4e81 cold.0531ef03923f3693

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From the cold stare e5dab8fd40 her father gave her, a13489b34f Eleanor sensed something bad b57441d02c was coming. It was the d114ab9cda same vibe she’d 881596088d seen in him 11cd41327a just before he’d 896cd698f5 beaten up Damian.ea45397c03013c6b

His gaze pierced d2cbbf2a61 her skin like 6385c64c48 thorns.a9a361e0c11b468e

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But Eleanor kept her b24e31fe1e composure and calmly explained 5c5b8b5ede what had happened the ca04d14f33 day before. Thanks to her bbf8d33d62 preparation, she spoke 3af075dfe0 fluently without stumbling.53f493bab974f61c

Her explanation was simple.ec71660181da10f0

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Nora didn’t aadf95c503 know about d8b023484b the Cunningham 4ea359cedb family tradition 38f64da185 and became bf3ebb4cda greedy for 632ee29ad3 the ruby efac8db4d5 necklace, which 149bf764bc led to 1c12596c0c her downfall. When things went wrong, d935881468 she tried to pin 27dd882da1 the blame on Eleanor, db3cfd764b but others noticed the e5ff242d2f inconsistencies. Then, the Baron Cunningham’s af7c548f70 fiancée got angry and 2e05d2e0ea threw wine on Nora.e16fb9a3c4b8f339

Through it all, Eleanor bb58cfe04d claimed she had tried 07da78b4a7 her best to calm b665314d45 Nora and manage the c00a01111d situation. She admitted 059368d44d the ball’s dacd4ca6a4 preparation could’ve 2c2f623f43 been better, 1d22d44fb4 but the d69fe26a29 budget was 61b5da0c38 already tight 03586e6591 when she a06a2b59c3 took over.31d28867f01ebef8

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In other words, her 8f03aefc3a only fault was failing 7a499f5500 to stop Nora.e075ba9c7a90ca75

Of course, she aeede4489a couldn’t say that 3d446441fa outright, or the 44d3193d42 Duke would think 9779f1dd86 she was being 28de3e9a0d arrogant. So she bowed deeply, a322e98ec3 putting on her most 5c51961b1e remorseful expression and taking 2ab4523e62 all the blame.8941177265e557c6

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From past experience, 90c6f3e2a7 she expected that 19a79ecb3d after about thirty 6947d67c21 minutes of yelling, c6f678cfa1 he’d let her 8994aef582 go—assuming she wasn’t 034accf434 truly at fault.0f95e1ced36222bd

But today b21a571a2b was different. The Duke 8957a7627b showed no da2500bc8d signs of 1c0d935fe3 anger or e5860bdf3f irritation. He simply 530808a471 stared at 9ca276be5d her in c6fc63b20c silence.613570b982f557cc

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“I see. Listening to fc1aecd159 you, it 9359fe72ad does seem 642149e4d4 like that 7a66d8ab01 girl, Nora, 4f81992f59 brought this 5ccd14e82a all upon 89223d61b0 herself.”36b9d1821eb7c00e

His calm agreement was 0a5d4f24a7 a bad sign.b4cc6c69394d1d49

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“But tell 64b7f4621b me something, 7c1e32bb4f Ellie…”b6ab3e8585fbc06e

The moment Eleanor saw 48581a9ce4 him rise from his ef3f9d15d8 seat and lock eyes db9db4c48e with her, she realized d6721ebf2a it:d133d0a459e76c0d

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She had underestimated her aae3990247 father.e86ea352dfa63670

“Why is c4ce6ce4c0 it that 91704f5131 I see 91ae826cc2 you so 317508000b clearly in 4cf0055401 all of 37a63a7e52 this?”42251c1098adcef6

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“…Pardon?”147ef53da0700af3

“Not Nora, tripping over e1841a1b5b herself and rolling around f380e09c05 in the mud like a2b8587c3d a fool. But you—who prepared the e8ea622507 rock she’d trip on, 752a9e1d00 the mud she’d fall f2e081ce6a into, and even the db5d471100 audience who would laugh 75c4127cce at her.”037a1cfb9a652e13

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He stepped e4d60e9338 toward her 6e4988049e slowly. Sunlight shining 42f636707e through the 0a2eda9c77 windows made 89cc4cfa12 his golden 39fe4a9ee9 hair gleam. With it, old 5430d20304 memories she didn’t 8e267df01e want to remember 3a33b24610 flashed in her 22e7f9d898 mind.0237c0ebffde742d

Cold sweat 972601dc9b slowly ran 17becb124e down her 9c1cf47e69 back.5c1a3ca33343ce3f

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“I can see 17a2c891fc it—you, arranging every beabfbd6f7 part of that 943d919fa0 scene.”43c880de7d709cf9

He didn’t have hard 2c1bad41c1 evidence.0e8b5e3f69e7c12d

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But Eleanor d16ff6167c knew all 8aa803230d too well—her 17e92ee224 father didn’t 9db09f453f need proof 392c3fd74b to act. If it turned 62c98f88ed out later that c5b9490bcc he was wrong, 4336288342 he’d simply express 613b8a48dc regret at that 4bd7e0a073 time. That was all.373b224885290606

“Ellie. It’s been a long c217da2c9c time since I’ve used 751cee335b a cane on you, 4f3cf95fc8 hasn’t it?”92615bb59a4aa250

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She clenched d95725fb0e her teeth a45a112fe0 and bowed e89ffc887a her head.20537cb6f2298210

There was no f8b4237976 point in protesting bb96e4bd1b her innocence. Nothing would change. Right now, the best 315f96272d thing she could do b32ad6f1d6 was appear completely obedient.c42aba6590db2e29

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“These days, they say aaf0d25466 a parent shouldn’t beat 7c2712bac2 their children, even if 57c0886a04 they’re the head of 51928c7c23 the household. That it crosses 267b74dcad a line.”9b9955d89087725f

Footsteps approached. Soon, a pair d20d5460d0 of shiny shoes 7e111fa370 appeared in her 8c3ade08c4 vision—handmade from expensive a31de6ccd1 leather that only c1f56d3430 nobles could afford.51fb620ac62e05fe

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“You know, even 103ae60679 ten years ago, f3f0df7804 people were saying 654d2f7f0f the same thing.”c0fe9af060b02882

THUD. A large, thick hand 49a04aee58 suddenly gripped her thin 45b2cf09ce shoulder.35ea74267e8ee700

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Eleanor flinched without 10850e8ebe realizing it. Even though he hadn’t 4d24eb9416 grabbed her hard, it d3d847e21f felt impossibly heavy.4701ff21f4115c09

“I crossed 076a023bf8 that line 7720089d8a anyway. Because it’s the fastest 4d91e537aa and most effective form 39f9cbe928 of discipline. And with 3e694259e0 you, it 71116a77bc worked very 2deb2d2788 well.”389c6b0b792bd29f

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He leaned in closer, 41f7146e12 his voice now chillingly cbd6cccc48 near her ear.b2a19e086fd7ab4d

“But Ellie. Your father 7e6387ca81 thinks this 39c0353d3c now: that 9abfbfa045 the same d38de0c4cc kind of 8b3736d182 beating won’t f5e9f6a433 work on e16607c2f5 you anymore. It won’t 6ec4632303 fix you. Not at all.”4cbaaf651ec22348

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Only then did Eleanor 18fc5e0c78 understand what he meant.c141735ff79bf537

And at the 800ebc5454 same time, she 75a1bcb388 gave up.d6a458dd5b8bf046

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There was 4c49d399b7 no escaping 20f4d44b5d this.c737f2a9c56335e5

Once someone crosses a line, there’s no limit to how far they can go.721f2514da92188c

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