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Chapter 122

Alex.

When dinner time arrived, I walked out from my virtual capsule toward the dining table. Today seemed special; there was no light, only darkness punctuated by some dimly lit candles, making me wonder, 'Does Aurora want to have a candlelight dinner?'

What a romantic occasion it appeared to be.

I found her sitting on the couch, enveloped in the shadows.

"Turn on the light," I said to the house system controlled by artificial intelligence, and suddenly the light turned on. But when I saw her eyes, swollen from tears, I instantly knew something was terribly wrong. She looked at me, her eyes a tumultuous mix of anger, sadness, and betrayal.

My instincts kicked in, warning me I wouldn't leave this room without facing a tremendous fight. I braced myself, ready to navigate the emotional minefield with as much caution as possible. It felt like I had to defuse a ticking bomb with the utmost care.

"Aurora, what happened?" I asked, trying to make my voice as gentle as possible.

"How dare you
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