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... isoning to gain popularity?"

I said, pondering the possible reasons. 𝙛𝐫e𝚎wℯ𝗯𝒏𝗼ѵ𝙚l.𝒄o𝚖

Lucas shook his head, and his smiling face turned into a frowning one as he said.

"And just when I was starting to think that you actually had a brain, you had to prove me wrong."

"What? Why are you insulting me suddenly?"

I asked, feeling a bit wronged. How should I know what was happening with the princess when I barely knew her?

"It's nothing like that. ...

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