Housewife Gone Wild

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Edward lowered his gaze to his fingers, his mood turning somber. “Some people look free on the outside, but they’ve already drawn invisible cages around themselves. No matter what, they can’t step out of that circle.”

“If you want the crown, you have to carry its weight. That’s just how it goes,” I said, knowing exactly what he meant. He was born into privilege, but that means living by the family’s rules, no matter what.

“If you want the crown, you have to carry its weight?” Edward stared at me, a little dazed, like he’d never heard it before–but it just clicked for him.

I nodded. “That’s just how it is–what goes around comes around. You get something, you pay the price. That’s only fair.”

Edward’s eyes lit up, and he let out a soft laugh, glancing down. “No one’s ever talked to me like this before. What you said really makes me reflect–and helps me see things more clearly.”

I gave a sheepish smile. “Maybe most people wouldn’t dare to say it out loud. I’m just saying whatever comes to mind.”

Edward lowered his voice, almost whispering. “I like how you just say whatever’s on your mind.”

My heart started pounding, and it felt like a feather was brushing right over it–tingly and almost electric.

mind. I should’ve shoved Edward away, kept him at arm’s length, but my heart just

I wondered, a mix of confusion and guilt

noticed the blank look on my face and how I was just staring at him. He waved his hand in front of me. “Hey, what’s up? Why are you looking at

look out the window. “Edward, last time you told me not to get involved with you. Maybe you were

breath caught, and I could see the tension in his

much we mess around, no matter how strong

Edward said,

went through something unforgettable with

almost at the stables,” Edward suddenly interrupted,

but the words just vanished–my mind went

the night as we pulled up in front of

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door swung open, and Edward stepped out, turning to offer me his hand. “Come on,

took a deep breath, but I didn’t take his hand. He looked a little

castle.

of stars. The moment we walked into the hall, my eyes landed on a gigantic horse statue–solid silver from head to hoof, gleaming under the lights.