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Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1723

"Goodbye!"

Emily hung up the phone, brushing off Wilson's words and dove into her afternoon hustle.

Magdalen was quite hungover as well. She was jolted awake by a phone call at noon. There were more than a dozen missed calls on her cell.

Most were work-related, while others were messages from Estelle and Emily.

She responded to each one, sitting up in her bed, struggling to remember how she got home the previous night.

All she could vaguely recall was getting up in the middle of the night to shower and remove her makeup. She had to chuckle at herself for remembering to care for her skin, even when drunk!

After washing her face, she was able to sober up a little bit. She stepped out of her room to find Kevin setting out food in the kitchen.

Magdalen's expression turned cold. "What are you doing here?"

Kevin smiled. "I've been here before, remember? You gave me the code."

Magdalen leaned against the door frame, arms crossed, looking cold. "We used to be friends. Now we're not even strangers. You're in my house without permission. Is that appropriate?"

Kevin didn't answer. He just smiled gently. "I made some apple vinegar and a few dishes. Try them and see how they taste."

"Kevin!" Magdalen was feeling dizzy and weak. Kevin had been relentless, sending her flowers and gifts. She'd throw them out, but he'd just send more. He hadn't backed off even after she'd hit him. She was at a loss as to what he was trying to do.

Magdalen brushed her loose hair back in irritation. "You really don’t need to waste your time here. If you're doing this for Antonia, then go tell her that I've broken up with Morrison. Your mission is accomplished!"

Kevin prepared a glass of vinegar for her and said, "Whether or not you believe that I like you doesn't matter. I've got plenty of time to prove it."

Magdalen didn't have the energy to argue with him today. She walked over and began to eat. Kevin was incredibly attentive, serving her soup.

After taking a sip of soup, Kevin immediately asked, "How's the taste? I made it from a recipe. If it's not good, you can tell me."

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