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Chapter 82

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Lyla's POV

Back inside my room,I was just pacing around thinking of how manipulative Mrs. Karev could be just to continue having Jace under her control.

How evil could she be and not to think of Sasha, a spoilt brat who's been forced by her mother and Mrs. Karev to marry a man who doesn't even give a fuck about her?

I thought she was smarter, how dumb could she be?. No wonder Jace doesn't even pay her any mind.

I was so engrossed in my thoughts that I didn't hear the several knocks on my door.

I was brought back to reality when Mrs. Maddy tapped my shoulder softly.

Ma'am, I understand you're worried,I heard everything while I was in the kitchen.

You don't need to give this people any chance to feel they've won.

I _mean, I saw the fierce, bold and courageous beautiful woman a while back, who stood her grounds and made them understand the fact that no one can control her in her own house.

Don't tell me that was all a farcade, don't let them see you this way, they'll definitely mock you.
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