I returned to the Anderson Mansion, my mind too drained to put on a facade. The moment I entered my room, however, my exhaustion was replaced by tension.
A figure sat on my bed, legs crossed, her long manicured fingers resting lightly on my sheets. My jaw clenched. Adeline. She sat there as if the room belonged to her. And if there’s one thing I despise, it’s people who act like they own what is mine.

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