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CEO's Dumb Bride novel Chapter 39

Chapter 39 Desperate Banging

Lilian pounded for a long time and finally slid weakly down on the floor. The small, narrow utility room was pitch dark.

It was so quiet as if the air was still.

The overwhelming darkness enveloped her like countless cobwebs entangling her, making it hard for her to breathe.

She squatted on the cold floor, hugging her knees tightly.

The only sound in the room was her breathing and heart beating.

Francis asked her to reflect, but she didn't know what to reflect on. Should she reflect on her waiting for five hours in the restaurant or on taking Fabiana home?

She didn't know what she had done wrong.

Lilian rummaged in her pocket and took out her phone. It was dead and couldn't be turned on.

She curled up behind the door, her eyes shut and her ears covered, imagining she was in her bedroom at night.

Back then, Ruby, Francis's younger sister, had also locked her in a utility room like this, and she had stayed there for a day and night. There were occasional mice and bugs crawling over her body. For her, a six-year-old, those things were undoubtedly the most terrifying.

The most tragic thing was that she couldn't make a sound to vent her fear. She could only desperately scratch or bang on the door. With her scratching, her fingers bled, but no one came to save her.

In the end, Francis opened the door and took her out.

This was the first time Francis had hugged her. The hug was still vivid in her memory, and she could still remember its warmth.

The smell of sunshine with a hint of mint. That was his scent.

Now he had personally thrown her into this abyss, bringing her back to the starting point.

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