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... riage made her eyelids heavy.

Upon finally returning to the rented No. 71 Gem Avenue, Ciel took out the key from her canvas bag, opened the door, locked it from the inside after entering, staggered upstairs to the second floor, opened the master bedroom door, and directly collapsed onto the new bed the landlord had replaced.

Here, Ciel felt relatively at ease. After all, her simulated self and sister lived here for almost a month without anything happening.

Ciel placed th ...

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