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Chapter 30

The fact that I had gained this newfound freedom did not sit well with me. It was heavy, and the price tag was excruciatingly steep. My goals had transformed me into the person I had dreaded becoming the most: someone worse than the Sorceress, someone more self-absorbed than the Lycan Beast, someone worse than the Sorceress.

I was interested in how Lady Nia felt at that particular moment, when she discovered that her marriage to the terrible king had become legally binding. I was interested in learning how she was feeling. If she was afraid by the appearance of the Lycan Beast, or if she was scared by his snide remarks, I was interested to find out. Curiosity piqued my interest as to how the terrible King was treating her. I was intrigued whether he was enraged once she had removed her veil and revealed her face, and I was curious if he treated her cruelly for something she had no knowledge she was doing at the time.

The way she was welcomed into their Castle piqued

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