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Chapter 31: Masters of Deception
“I said I don’t have to. Everything’s fine, what are you worrying about?” I repeated when he again dragged me out of the room.
“And there is nothing wrong getting you checked up. What are you worrying about?” he nagged, making me breathe in heavily and force a smile out.
“Get out. You have a lot of work to do, why don’t you prioritize that first, huh?”
His eyes narrowed looking at me. “Why have you changed so suddenly? You’re laughing and joking a while ago, then here you are glaring at me irritatedly.”
My knees collapsed without any warning and streams of water started gushing out of my eyes.
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