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CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE

Author: Mary Joe
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Noah's POV

I pushed past the butler and burst into the room before I could even think of moving my feet. It was as though I was pushed by my emotions rather than thoughts.

The butler behind me was startled and his hands went to his face like he was waiting for a bomb to explode.

"You haven't seen her since?!" I yelled loud, with my eyes darting everywhere.

The butler followed me into the room as I looked around. His eyes weren't calm anymore and his face quivered. I knew he was surprised, as he had never seen me angry.

"N-n-no sir..." he stammered. "We assumed she was still sleeping when she hadn't come up..." he explained. "Same way we thought you were still recuperating from yesterday's events when you yourself hadn't appeared for breakfast..."

My eyes shot around the room wildly. The room was more or less the same way I'd found it when I'd walked in and she was missing. My mate's clothes were still littered everywhere, though I saw that the butler had made an effort to tidy up a li
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