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Percival is Dying

The driver's door opened and Oliver got out. He looked at Eulalia with a complex expression. After hesitating for a moment, he finally spoke: "Mrs. Dunraven."

Eulalia frowned. "Oliver, the Eulalia from back then died in that big fire. Even if she hadn't been burned to death, she and Percival divorced long ago. I really don't want you to call me like that."

Oliver lowered his head, not daring to meet Eulalia's sharp gaze. "I'm sorry."

This apology was for both his slip-up just now and for his cold indifference as a bystander back then.

"Ms. Clearwater, what I'm about to say might be a bit much, but I still want to say it. I hope you can give the boss another chance. He truly knows he was wrong. In the three years you've been gone, he's been living a life worse than death. Last night, he almost died trying to find the hair tie you casually threw into the river..."

Eulalia clicked her tongue. "What a pity that he didn't."

Her words were tinged with sarcasm and gloom. "If you think it's g
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