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The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns novel Chapter 1937

Hearing Roger's compliment, Stella didn't blush like before; instead, her face went deathly pale.

Beautiful?

The thing she hated most was people complimenting her looks.

Back then, when that monster was torturing her and Charlotte, his favorite thing to say was, "You're so beautiful, the director loves it."

"What's wrong?" Seeing her sudden change in expression, Roger's smile vanished, and he looked serious.

He quickly mentally reviewed what he had just said.

"Nothing." Stella put down her silverware but didn't stand up. "I'm going upstairs to pack my things."

"What did I say to upset you?" Seeing her ready to leave, Roger grabbed her hand, his expression serious. "If you don't like my jokes, I won't make them anymore."

"Once you're packed, I'll drop you off at the university."

Today was the start of the semester at Kingswood University.

"That's okay," Stella said, pulling her hand back, her voice low. "Charlotte is going in today to handle her leave of absence paperwork. I'll go with her."

Roger stared at her intently for a few seconds but didn't push the issue. "Be careful on the road."

"I will." Stella nodded, quickly grabbed her backpack, and came downstairs with Charlotte.

Before she could take two steps, Roger called out to her. "Wait."

She stopped, and before she realized what was happening, a handful of candy was stuffed into the side pocket of her backpack.

It was her favorite peach flavor.

Stella froze, instinctively looking at Charlotte beside her.

"Tsk." Charlotte had her hands in the pockets of her loose trench coat, which barely concealed her baby bump. She looked radiant, showing no signs of fatigue from the pregnancy.

"At this stage of pregnancy, you need to monitor your sugar intake." Roger sat in his chair, his long, elegant fingers resting lazily on the table. A faint smile graced his handsome, stoic face.

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