chapter 102
Author: JUDITH
last update2026-10-18 22:10:03

The quiet hum of the graveyard surrounded Raymond and Silver as they stood facing each other. A gentle breeze swept through the trees, carrying dry leaves across the ground, but neither of them paid attention to the surroundings.

Silver had been thinking about Raymond's words ever since he told her he had a proposal to make. She had no idea what he wanted to discuss, and the uncertainty was beginning to make her curious.

She raised her eyes to meet his.

"Earlier, you said you had a proposal to
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