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"You didn't understand it, did you?" she ridiculed. Taking a step closer, she whispered close to her ear, "But believe me, it's the truth. Soon, I will take the position that was once yours. And when that time comes, I will see how proudly you hold yourself in front of me. You boast yourself in front of me."

Taking her position …?

Arwen was truly confused. She had no idea what Emily was even talking about.

She almost decided to ignore her, thinking Emily was ...

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