Chapter Six | Dead Bodies, And Hidden Lies.

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"So you just killed him?"

I nod my head, lifting my tea as I take a small sip.

"Just like that?"

"He tried to kill my wife,"

"Because you told him to."

"No, i gave him an option-he took it." She chuckles.

"You manipulated him, and by the looks of it- her." I drop my cup onto the table and stare at her, how dare she say such a lie.

"I never manipulated her, I told her what she could not see-he never loved her."

"And how do you know that?"

"Because he would have taken that bullet for her, he would have surrendered everything he has to make sure not a single scratch touches her."

"And did you love her?"

"I would get down on both my knees and worship her like the Goddess she is,"

"I would get down on both my knees and worship her like the Goddess she is,"

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I have not left the room in days, as a matter of fact nearly weeks.

The love of my so called life was shot dead right in front of me after pulling a gun on me, he was going to save himself? He wanted the money more than me? Luca tried to tell me that he never loved me but I just hated that he was right.

I slowly slide off the chair, pushing my damaged curls back as I make my way to the door. I finally open it, and notice people in black suits walking around. I decide to have my own tour of the mansion, seeming that I'd be stuck here all my life.

I wander down the hall until I see a single photo frame on a plain wall.

I stood right in front of it, and see-Luca with a woman?

She had dark hair and bright brown eyes, a smile that could not be warn off and by the looks of it-Luca seemed happy. He stood behind her, a hand on her shoulder.

I slide the photo off the wall and take a closer look, my eyes examine the woman. I examine-hang on-her ankle. She has the same burned mark as me? My eyes continue to analyse her body, and it is only then where I see something too familiar-she has a silver bracelet wrapped around her wrist.

I have seen that bracelet before.

I have seen it.

It looks so damn familiar.

"You should not be touching that!" I raised voice sounds the hallway, I jump from fright and the frame drops onto the floor.

Andrew grabs onto his mouth in utter shock, I look down at the broken shards of glass spread over the floors.

"I am so sorry." I croak out, bending to lift the picture.

Andrew sighs and rushes towards me, he takes the photo out of my hand and pulls me away from the mess.

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