13. The will stipulation-2

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"That wasn't your decision to make, Adrian!" "I know," he said quietly, "But you're my sister and I watched you suffer for all those years. I wanted to give you one perfect moment before I dropped this on you." I couldn’t believe this was happening to me. I turned back to the window, and pressed my forehead against the cold glass. “So I have to work under you for six months." "Six months, Elena," Adrian said, coming to stand beside me. "Six months and then it's yours officially. Completely yours." "Six months," I repeated. I stared out the window, watching the city suddenly blur past. For a moment, I thought it was my eyes playing tricks on me, until the thought hit me instantly. “Adrian,” I said quietly, turning to him. “My divorce isn’t finalized.” "What?" "The divorce papers

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