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    “I guess with Ms. Marsh no longer around, there’s no one to stop you from smoking.”


    “She’s still downstairs, resting. She’s probably dizzy. Aren’t you going to check on her?”


    Brian felt a pang in his heart, and his fingers twitched instinctively, though only slightly. He did feel the urge to storm downstairs, but he tamped it down.


    “She probably doesn’t want to see me. I owe you a favor for what you did just now. I’ll be sure to repay it the next time we meet.”


    “I’ll take you at your word.” With that, the woman exited the room in high spirits.


    She was notorious for her ability to hold her liquor and her sharp tongue. It was fortunate that Brian had found her just in time.


    Meanwhile, Rachely back on the sofa, sipping on a ss of water. She was slowly starting to feel better.


    Samira arrived a whileter.


    “Rachel!” she cried out in concern the moment she saw the state Rachel was in. “How did you get so drunk? Are you feeling ill? Should I take you to the hospital?”


    Rachel’s face was pale, and her eyes were a little ssy. Brian had previously emphasized that her safety should always be the top priority, so Samira was understandably frazzled.


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    Rachel squinted to get a better look at the person in front of her.


    “Samira! Did… Did you just arrive?”


    “Yes! I came as soon as I heard.”


    Rachel was puzzled. Who was the person who drank with the men in her ce? She scanned her surroundings, and her gaze finallynded on a captivating figure on the far side of the room.


    It was her!


    “Samira, help me over there.”


    Despite the incessant pounding at her temples, Rachel wanted to personally express her gratitude.


    “Hello,” she said in greeting.


    The woman turned and smiled when she saw Rachel. “Oh, it’s you. How are you feeling? Did you get enough rest?”


    “Yes, I feel better now. Thank you for your help.”


    “You’re wee. I was really just entrusted by someone else to do it, so if you want to thank someone, you should thank him.”


    The woman’s smile widened. “Whoever came in with you earlier.”


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