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"Enough!" I yelled, my thunderous voice echoing violently off the high stone ceiling as I reached the absolute limit of my patience with all these endless, cyclical arguments revolving around the exact same futile point. "I am out of here, and the rest of you can sort out the rest of this madness yourselves!" I added sharply.
Without a single moment of hesitation, I turned sharply on my heel, stepped out of the suffocating tension of the study, and went straight down the grand corridor toward my private quarters.
What exactly was Daniel thinking with such a reckless proposal?
The more I thought about it, the more irritated I became. I couldn't understand how he could make such a suggestion so casually, as though the consequences of his words meant absolutely nothing.
Perhaps there was some twisted logic running through his head, some explanation he believed could justify what he had proposed, but honestly, none of it mattered to me.
