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The Unexpected Visit

Author: Junñior
last update publish date: 2026-08-24 02:22:55

Chapter 15

Finn was kind of surprised to see him there.

The private elevator had opened, and Luke stepped into the penthouse as if the space still belonged to him. Brown hair perfectly in place, expensive coat draped over one arm, that same effortless alpha confidence radiating from every movement. For a moment I simply stared, Elias balanced against my shoulder, the quiet afternoon suddenly feeling a lot less safe.

“I didn’t get any updates about your visit,” I said.

Luke’s mouth curved. He lo
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