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Chapter Ninety

Author: Noble
last update Last Updated: 2023-10-15 23:17:27
Lizzie's POV

It was a cool evening, so I briefly took my bath and prepared to have my dinner with Philip. So after I came out of the shower. I went straight to the mirror in the room while I tied myself with a white towel. I needed to dry my hair so I looked for my hair dryer. When I found it I quickly dried up my hair. I applied some of my skin oil on my face after I had dressed up ready to move downstairs for my dinner.

So as I step outside the room to the hallway leading to the stairs. I heard faint cries coming from Catherine's room. Catherine and I haven't been able to have a nice conversation ever since she joined the family. I knew Philip and Catherine had some complicated past. But I knew I was the right mate for Philip knowing fully well he had married at his family's request. So we got married after he left Catherine. Now he needs to take care of his child and I'm fully ready to help him.

The cries I heard were Ana's voice, I noticed a web of concern wash over me while I w
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