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... . At that time, it became an open secret that I was the illegitimate daughter of the previous heir. I was careful not to confirm or deny it because Lord Sergei did so to protect me.”

Ah… the old hag, I understand.

I heard that she once kicked out a gardener who worked in the rose garden by insinuating that a lowly person was not allowed to be in her sight. I could not begin to imagine what she would do to a former laundry maid if she came into her sight. He set it up so they wouldn’t ...

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Whatever. She would live life one day at a time, then.

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