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✓Chapter 18: Outside🔥

NEW AND KINDA LONG CHAP AGAIN!!!

HOT SCENE ALERT!!!

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Grace waited in the balcony, the breeze gently ruffling her hair as she leaned against the railing. When Engfa finally appeared, Grace turned to face her, a sly smile on her lips.

"Took you long enough," she said, eyeing Engfa as she approached.

Engfa stepped onto the balcony, her expression serious. "Cut the small talk," she said, her tone firm. "What does your father want?"

Grace chuckled lightly, still leaning against the railing. "Straight to the point, as always," she said, her smirk growing.

Engfa crossed her arms, her eyes narrowing as she studied Grace. "I don't have time for games," she said. "So, out with it. What does he want?"

Grace raised an eyebrow, her tone dripping with playful sarcasm. "Oh, Engfa, always so serious," she said, taking a step closer.

Engfa rolled her eyes, her patience wearing thin. "Seriously, Grace," she said. "I don't have time for your bullshit."

Grace chuckled, leaning closer. "Temper, temper," she teased.

Grace's smirk grew wider as she saw the irritation on Engfa's face, "Fine, I'll get straight to the point since you're so eager."

"Go on," she said, her eyes locked on Grace.

"My father thinks our families could benefit from a...closer relationship," she said, her tone dripping with suggestion.

Engfa's eyebrows furrowed at Grace's words. "What do you mean, 'closer relationship'?" she asked, her voice guarded.

"Oh, you know what I mean," Grace chuckled, her smirk growing wider. "A more...intimate relationship."

Grace leaned in closer. "A marriage proposal," she whispered, her eyes locked on Engfa's.

Engfa's eyes widened slightly in confirmation, but she quickly composed herself, her expression hardening. "You're kidding, right?" she said, her voice dripping with disbelief.

Grace chuckled, her smirk never wavering. "I'm serious," she said, her voice firm. "My father thinks a marriage between us would strengthen both our families and give us an advantage over our rivals."

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Meanwhile, back in Char's room, Charlotte sat on the bed with Heidi, watching a movie on the TV. Char was trying to focus on the movie, but she couldn't help but worry about Engfa and Grace's conversation.

Heidi noticed Char's distracted state and paused the movie. "You okay, Char?" she asked, her voice gentle.

Char looked up at Heidi, her eyes clouded with worry and anxiety. "I'm just...worried," she admitted, her voice soft. "Engfa and Grace are out there, talking about some sort of mafia business and stuff I don't know... I'm just afraid of what they might be discussing."

Heidi softened her expression, sensing Char's worry. "Hey, don't worry," she reassured the younger girl. "I'm sure Engfa can handle herself. She's a tough cookie, you know that."

Heidi paused for a moment, studying Char's expression. "But if you're really worried about Engfa, why don't you stay here for a bit and I'll go check on them? Just to make sure everything's okay."

Just as Heidi was about to get up, Engfa burst into Char's room, her expression a mix of frustration and irritation. She barely acknowledged Heidi's presence, her focus solely on Char. As she saw her sitting on the bed, she softened her gaze, instantly concerned.