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up in before I made the biggest mistake of my life—marrying your son.”
Ethan stepped forward, hands trembling. “This is a misunderstanding. I can explain. Please forgive me.”
Daniel, my father’s driver, gave a short honk. Ethan jumped back.
“Don’t touch my car,” I said coldly. “You might damage the paint. Or the leather might start to smell musty.”
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