Immortal Witch: Eldest daughter of a duke

"Huh, what do you mean? This was my Dad's wand. Gran gave it to me and said I should use it to make my Dad proud and be more like him." Neville answered confused.

The rooms in the mansion were a mix of eastern and western style rooms. Each room has its own decorations and persona, distinctive to their own space.

This was also extremely melodramatic! That her sister like to do. The most dramatic was she unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a child!

"Are you nervous"....shouted my mother from the room next to me.

Third, Personal Space

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Biyu loved boxing, and she learned all kinds. She adored kickboxing principally and won numerous competitions.

i was so angry and annoyed about what had happen I was also tired and wanted to get this day over with but something worse had happen today on top of everything else. The teacher put me and Jerico together I was annoyed he kept bothering me. Then my ex showed up.

"It is ...." We answer proudly.

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