It’s unusual, but David and her quietly get along. The middle age man seems fun, he knows a lot of things that Anna finds interesting. “I never knew that you also likes to paint!” She was ecstatic. Not even from her family she could talk like this. She was always wary of them. Both of her father and her mother hated her and Natasha, the only sister she has loathed the fact that she was on that family. Treated like a maid, she had no idea that this moment will come where she would find somebody on this man, whom she can talk freely. David chuckled, “I do. In fact, I have quite a few collections that I kept. I’ll be happy, if you would see them.”“Oh, I would love to—!” Anna was full of glee. Her happiness is overwhelming, only to be reminded that it won’t be long. How can she forgotten? Anna is not here to enjoy, but she was brought her to be a wife, yet how ironic that she was not even introduced to the table that Romanov was invited to joined with. Her heart aches for no apparen
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