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In the weeks that followed, we navigated the complexities of our unusual marriage. Publicly, we played our parts—the perfect couple in the eyes of society. Privately, we grew to understand each other’s past, fears, and hopes. I learned that Michael was passionate about art and longed to escape the suffocating expectations placed upon him. He discovered my love for literature and my dreams of continuing my education.

As we spent more time together at the villa by the lake, a friendship blossomed—a genuine connection that transcended the circumstances that had brought us together. We became confidantes, allies against the world that sought to define us.

Though our marriage was unconventional, it unexpectedly granted us the freedom to be ourselves. The villa, once a symbol of a transactional union, became a sanctuary—a place where we could shed our masks and be authentic.

In the end, the truth that had initially seemed cruel became a catalyst for a new beginning. We were no longer just a maid and an heir trapped in a charade. We were Lily and Michael—partners in an unexpected journey, rewriting our story one day at a time.

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