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Chapter 41

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Hilary’s Point of View

After being confined to my room for five long days, I was eager to stretch my legs—and what better way than by checking on how miserable Rose’s life had become? I imagined her covered in dirt, sweating away on the construction site, and the thought filled me with glee.

But to my utter shock, I discovered that Rose wasn’t working on the site anymore. She was at the hospital.

At first, I thought it was a cruel joke. The hospital was a place of prestige, where only the best werewolves were employed. Doctors and nurses earned respect and were paid handsomely. Why on earth would Jack assign a lowly slave like Rose to such a coveted position?

Curiosity burned inside me, and I decided to find out for myself. When I arrived at the hospital, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Through the window of Samuel’s consultation room, I saw Rose—wearing a pristine white doctor’s coat, smiling, and chatting with him like she belonged there. She looked vibrant, confident… even radiant.

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