h washed over me, so inte

en, that malleable, that I would

ollowed me out completely, leaving nothing but a desperate shell willing to

know, or wouldn't figure ou

the cold calculation behind years of feigned love and

"primary heir," and I would be the convenient,

d know, and simply accept it,

g inside me, I kept my ex

as if considering it. "You t

it his eyes. "Yes, my love! I know it c

sm almost boyish, completely mi

everything," he gushed,

was lifeless. "I... I need some time to th

e time you need," he said, beami

swering pressure, my mind already far aw

ation he had wrought within me. My strategic acce