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Natalie was walking through the hallway of her mansion when her maid suddenly came in front of her, so she stopped walking.

“Good morning, madame. Mr. Norwan is in front of our gate today. He’s asking to see you.” The maid said, so she frowned and looked at her gate. She didn’t see Norwan there because it was a big gate. She looks back to her maid and sighs before she nods in answer, and she continues to walk to her dining area. She is about to eat her breakfast and is about to see the man she hired last time to find some information about Cora, but Norwan comes, so she cancels it.

She grabbed her phone and started to send a message to that man, and then she started to put some food on her plate.

“Good morning.” She looked at the voice which spoke, Norwan. And he’s holding a bouquet of red roses. That’s why Natalie frowned while looking at Norwan.

“What with your red roses?” She asked, so Norwan smiled at her and went near to her.

“Nothing, I just came here to give this to you and to
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