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Chapter 27

The house was grand and spacious to accommodate the Ellington family and it had huge tall ceilings and the walls were painted with pictures of ancestors who gave more than an impression that they could glare at any miscreant.

I could sense them looking at me, just as much as I could sense the Navian’s family glaring at me.

I slightly repositioned the napkin on my lap: the tension is as thick as a fog on the table and it is impossible not to notice it. Beside me, Navian looked as composed as always, and although he wasn’t exactly an aura of comfort to cling to, he was the closest thing I had nearby.

But even his warmth couldn’t shield me from the icy glares of his mother, Mrs. Ellington, his sister Lila, and—most unnervingly—Elena, Navian's fiancée.

"So, Anna," Lila began, her voice sweet but her smile anything but.

"It must be quite a change for you, dining in a place like this. I imagine it's a bit different from what you're used to?"

I forced a polite smile, refusing to rise to he
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