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Chapter Two Hundred and Sixty Three
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At that moment she shut her eyes tight, her fists clenching. “That’s not who I am, it was just mistake.”

The more she sat there, the more her thoughts spiraled. Every second Damien stayed away added another layer of guilt she couldn’t shake off.

“He probably left because of me,” she said quietly, standing up suddenly.

“He would publicly not want to see me when he comes back.”

Her gaze fell across the room—the glass she used earlier, the folded laundry still on the chair, and the space that for a moment, felt like home.

But not anymore, Sophia grabbed her bag and slung it over her shoulder. She wouldn’t stay here, not when everything felt so heavy and awkward.

Her decision was swift.

She stepped out of the room, locked the door gently behind her, and walked out of Damien’s house.

She was heading to the apartment she used to live in before everything changed—the one outside her family’s estate, tucked away on a quiet street where no one bothered her.

Not long after she arrived and the
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