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Chapter Two Hundred and Thirty Three
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Upon hearing what London just said, Sophia’s eyes narrowed slightly, her voice calm but firm. “Like I said before, London… I don’t have anything to think about.”

She folded her arms. “You can go. Do whatever you want. It’s not my business anymore.”

Still her tone didn’t crack. No fear, no guilt. Just finality.

London stood frozen for a second. His lips pressed into a hard line as he scanned her from head to toe—slowly. His eyes held a mix of disbelief, anger, and bitter disappointment. But mostly, bruised pride, seeing Sophia rejecting him over and over again.

Immediately his jaw clenched. “You really meant it…” he muttered under his breath, like he couldn’t believe it was actually happening.

Then his voice rose.

“So that’s it?” he barked. “You walk away from everything—just like that?”

He scoffed bitterly and pointed toward her. “Because some fool from the gutter was lucky enough to save your grandfather, now you think he’s good enough for you?”

However Sophia remained silent. Not ev
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