The Unshackled Queen: Never Say Never by Gilbert Soysal

A single ruby, the size of a pigeon’s egg, graced her slender neck, setting off her silky skin.

Opting for simplicity, Hannah wore no other ornaments, letting the lone necklace add a touch of class to her ensemble.

Her makeup was understated, complemented by a striking shade of red on her lips and soft waves in her hair.

She looked as strikingly beautiful as a movie star.

Before heading out, she slipped into wafer-thin silver stilettos and grabbed her phone.

Then she entered the elevator.

As she stepped out of the building, her phone buzzed.

Bryson was calling.

“Mr.

Mitchell? I’m just at the community gate.

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At her words, Bryson, previously Leaning against his car, immediately shifted his gaze toward the gate.

He was pleasantly surprised.

Hannah seldom dressed so strikingly, looking both captivating and mildly intoxicating.

Bryson hung up and opened the car door for

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the car, Hannah looked over at Bryson who

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least I can do is not embarrass

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soft laugh escaped Bryson’s lips

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to the window, feeling an unexpected flush

words are growing warmer, she thought, her fingers lightly touching her flushed cheek, her eyes

be

arranged their

estate, attendants rushed forward

over the keys, Bryson extended his arm in

averted her gaze, gently resting her fingers on his arm, as they

setting was reminiscent of a

walls housed a selection of

wasn’t as extravagant as one would find in a hotel, it

a crowd of well-known socialites mingled, their glasses chiming

and muted conversations added

greeted guests at the entrance, rising to an impressive height

array of scrumptious desserts and dishes adorned