CHAPTER 33 I'd Lost Her

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  Maxwell pov   The house was quiet, but my mind wasn't.   I'd barely slept a wink since the confrontation that happened minutes ago. Amelia's words played on repeat, echoing in every corner of my brain. Her voice, the tremble of it when she said I used her… when she said I never cared. That look in her eyes—part pain, part defiance—haunted me.   She wasn't the same girl I brought into this house.   She was changing, slipping through my fingers like smoke.   And I hated it but deep down her anger was justified.   The staff had been whispering for weeks. At first, I dismissed it—house gossip, a way to pass the time in this tomb of a home. But when my mother said the same thing… when Victoria chimed in, all smug and certain…   Doubt took root.   What if they were right?   What if Am

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