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Violet bit her lip, stomped her foot, and had a very unpleasant expression on her face.

“Braxton, you said you didn’t want to marry me, so I took the initiative to call off the engagement. Is there anything else you’re not satisfied with? I just want us to go back to how things were

before.”

“I was wrong to snatch Lilyana’s life–saving grace, and I have also been punished. Will you forgive

me?”

She shouted loudly towards the door, but Braxton still didn’t respond.

On the contrary, Branden and Deven were disturbed and walked out with a serious expression on

their faces.

“What are you arguing about?” Branden said displeased.

Violet’s voice instantly softened as she pouted in a resentful manner, “I wanted to find Braxton to ask him for help with my medication, but he refused. Can you guys help me?”

She looked at the two of them pleadingly as she spoke.

Deven quickly refused, “No, he didn’t want to, and I didn’t want to either. Don’t you have hands of your own? Don’t you have a mirror?”

was just

face froze for a moment as she saw the brooch on Branden’s black loungewear, and Deven had put on gemstone earrings, looking even more rebellious,

gifts that Lilyana had given them, and

the box, even despising

would actually wear it now.

and gritted her teeth, pretending to be gentle as she said, “Branden, Deven, I know you can’t let go of Lilyana. I won’t be an obstacle between you

happiness.”

to deal with Madam Marquez, and I can also help you arrange a meeting with Lilyana. As long as you treat her well, play the hero

we will reconcile with you

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Braxton’s door had also opened at some point.

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listened to Violet’s

raised an eyebrow and asked, “Oh, really? Tell me more

with Lilyana. I took her out to a bar, and if she

in front of them,

have no intention of disturbing you anymore. My mother and I plan to leave the Marquez family. We may never see each other again in the future. Can we meet one last

replied with a simple

said, “Look, she

address: “Tomorrow night at six o’clock, Nightshade Bar, we won’t miss

other.”