Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

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Teresa, filled with joy, ran back to Hayes‘ room only to find he was still not back. She waited for what seemed like an eternity, and with time running out before she had to return home, she couldn’t help but start to panic. Without a second thought, she dashed out of the room.

Coincidentally, a servant was cleaning the living room, and she immediately asked him about Hayes‘ whereabouts. The servant thought for a moment before remembering that young Master Hayes had apparently headed to the garage.

Teresa found this extremely odd. Hadn’t Hayes been called away by his mother? Why on earth would he be in the garage?

Anyways! She decided to find Hayes first and ask questions later. Without another word, Teresa wobbled on her short little legs, stumbling towards the underground garage.

She couldn’t help but marvel at the size of the garage belonging to Hayes‘ father. Not only was it massive, but it was also filled with many luxury cars she had never seen before.

Her own family also had a garage, but the number of cars paled in comparison to those owned by Hayes‘ father!

was like a

started, but still, there was no sign of

father for help. However, just as she stepped into the elevator, she suddenly heard a roar, “Hayes Winston! I’m asking you one last time, did you or did you not

striking the floor. Terrified, Teresa scampered out of there without

southeast corner of the

cars were parked neatly in a row, completely

with a taunting gleam, looking at Hayes with an air of dominance, “Mute! Speak up! You bullied me! You made all the kids avoid me, and you

he swung his chubby arm and shoved

in silence. He hadn’t done anything to alienate Manley. In fact, he always kept his distance from Manley at school, fearing he would be bullied. But

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by his mother.

pulled Hayes roughly to her side, her actions so rough that Hayes‘ face was turning blue, but he bit his lip,

has the right to everything first. But you shamelessly stole what is his, and

belly full of mischief!” Manley chimed in,