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THIS BOOK CAN'T BE READ AS A STAND ALONE.
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Serenity Met Chaos.
Adhiraj's dark and dull life turned blissful. He considered himself unworthy of love bu...
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The firm voice made heads turn as they gasped at the figure who strutted inside like she owned the place, on a serious note she did. Cladded in her formal wear, the uniform which screamed that she is the Head of the Royal Jade. The long olive green over coat fluttered as she walked inside with grace entering through the large mahogany doors. Passing a wink at Dia who smirked in return and wiped her tears.
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"I hate glycerin." She murmured wiping the content under her eyes but it was loud enough for Theo to hear who was shocked.
She was faking all this time. His mind screamed at him.
The people were intimidated as Anvika walked in with power exuding her aura and whispers began among the crowd as none of them had heard or witnessed the Head for the past four months and no statement was given out by her when Dia was accused. Then, how was she here all of a sudden?
"I, Anvika Dixit, the Head of the Royal Jade not only object but condemn you from accusing let alone evicting the honorable President of our musuem." Anvika's voice came out clear and authoritative as she stood in the center of the hall surrounded by the people sitting on the black leather chairs lined up with glossy sleek tables.
Royal Jade being one of the best and eminent museum had the most magnificent Gothic style architecture which was dominated by the Baroque design as well.The roof of the hall was intricately designed, the lights hung to the ceiling falling directly at them, there were large window panes and a huge painting of Justitia, the goddess of Justice in Roman mythology was hung proudly.
