Chapter 255
Author: BOSSSESamaaaa
last update2026-06-02 19:51:53

At that moment, Edmund moved from his position.

He was no longer standing proudly. His feet carried him forward, closing the distance between himself and Lein, and before anyone in the room fully processed what was happening, Edmund Anthony—a man who had never knelt before anyone in his entire life—dropped to his knees.

“Lein.” His voice no longer carried authority. “Please. I was wrong. I admit it. Whatever you want—the Ashford fortune returned, connections, everything can be yours. Just don’t
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