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Chapter 10 - I Gave Sophia a Room in My Mansion, and the Little Girl Who Called Me “Sir” Finally Started Calling Me Something I Never ExpectedI offered Elena a permanent position.

She refused.

She wanted independence.

I gave her a house.

She hesitated.

“Why?”

“Because your daughter saved my life.”

“She doesn't expect anything.”

“I know.”

Elena cried.

Sophia hugged me.

“Are you my friend?”

I smiled.

“Yes.”

Then she asked:

“Can I call you Alessandro?”

I nodded.

She thought for a second.

“No.”

“Why?”

“Sir sounds funnier.”

I laughed.

But a few months later, she slipped.

“Dad—”

She stopped.

Her face turned red.

I looked at her.

Neither of us spoke.

Then I smiled.

“You can call me whatever you want.”

She hugged me.

And for the first time in years, the word didn't feel strange.

“Dad.”

I closed my eyes.

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It was a simple word.

But it meant more than any title I'd ever held.

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