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The Night That Followed Us Home

Autor: Anne Author
last update Data de publicação: 2026-09-29 05:25:27

KALEX’S POV

I wasn't supposed to be late.

But business had a way of ignoring plans.

By the time I finally arrived at the mansion of my grandfather, dinner was probably already being prepared.

I loosened my tie slightly as I walked through the familiar hallway. My mind still occupied with the meeting I had just left.

My grandfather had specifically asked me to be home before dinner.

I knew better than to ignore one of his requests.

He rarely asked for anything twice.

I handed my coat to
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