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Chapter 128: Betrayed loyalties.

Author: ADISAX
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Margarita stood in a dimly lit bathroom, her heart pounding in her chest, searching for something. When she looked at herself in the mirror, her black dress reminded her of something. The same dress she wore at her graduation day party in Milan. The sound of her own ragged breath echoed in her ears as she turned around, only to find Samson standing there. His intense gaze locked with hers. His whiskey-brown eyes pierced through her, and she could feel the weight of his presence.

Fear gripped Margarita’s soul as she tried to scream for help, but before she could utter a single word, Samson’s firm hand covered her mouth, muffling her cries. The touch sent shivers down her spine, and she felt her voice trapped within her.

“Cálmate gatita” (Calm down, kitten). Her eyes darted around the room, desperately searching for an escape, but there was none.

“Help,” a moan escaped, locking her gaze with his. Samson’s grip tightened, urging her to keep quiet, to keep her voice low. She could sense t
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