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        "Iwaswrong,Ileen．Itwasmyfaultand1willmakeupforit．Fromnowonyouarefree．Freetodowhateveryouwanttowithnofearofretribution.”Asifwantingtosaysomethingbutrefrained，Ileenkowtowedandturogo．ButjustthewoAsiahatwerealwaysbythesideofhisthroneroaredandrushedoutather，toppliheground．Dimitriimmediatelyshoutedatthemandorderedthemback,butthedamagehadbeendone．Ileenwasagainabloodymass,thoughstillive．Sheyonthegroundandlookedathimcoldly,hereyesfullofhate．

        "Youletmeliveonlytosufferoncemore.”JustasDimitritriedtoexpin,hewokeup．

        “That’sterrible”hethought，“I’vebuandmadethingsworse．NowIleenhatesmemorethanever．Imusttrytofindanopportunitytoexpinitalltoher.”

        Justthen，familiarfootstepssouhededthefigureofMariannaappeared，sailinginfromtheopendoor．WhenshesawDimitrisittingaloneagainstthewindowinthemoonlight，sheclosedthedoorandcametositbesidehim．

        "Whydon’tyouturnonthelight?"sheasked.

        "Isn’titbettertositinthemoonlight?"repliedDimitri.

        "Hm...Iguessso．It’smoresoothingandromantic.”Shesmiledandlookedaroundtheroom．Whenhereyesfellontheopeeraoonthecoffeetable,herheartskippedabeat．SheraisedhereyestoDimitri．Thepainonhisfacetoldherhekneweverything．

        "Soyouknow"shesaiddully.

        "Yes，I’msorry．Ishouldhaveknownyouweremarried．Ishouldhaveasked．"

        "Whysorry?"shegavehimherwarmhands．"Loveneedsnoapologies.”

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