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rn until late. It was just her and her uncle at home. She stayed locked in her room every day, as she had finished her studies early because she was very intelligent. She dreamed of goi

t hungry and had a strong desire to w

ry morning when her aunt left for work, because she was afraid of her reaction. Her aun

had endured a great deal, especially with the death of her sister, Luna's mother, and had promised to take care of Luna and let no harm come to h

. Maria had prepared a great dinner, as the scoundrel didn't even bother to cook, and Luna spent her days secluded. After dinner, Luna washed the dishes and cleaned the kitchen. Then she felt a chill. She looked bac

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with a mockin

to sleep early. Tod

selfish; she had to protect herself. Then, like a bolt of lightning, she ran-ran as fast as she could. She was barefoot, and her feet were already bleeding. Being in a remote area of the city, she was runni