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Marcus, The Bipolar

Author: Sweet Kisses
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-12 21:44:19

Penelope had just stepped out of her room, still adjusting the silk sleeve of her robe, when she froze.

Marcus stood in the hallway, a large bouquet of blush-pink roses cradled in his arms. The flowers were fresh, delicate, and beautifully arranged—yet the expression on the man holding them was anything but tender. His jaw was tight, eyes flat with something between irritation and mischief, as though each petal was a personal insult.

Penelope blinked, unsure if she should speak.

Marcus caught her hesitation and smirked, the curve of his lips sharp and deliberate. Without a word, he strode forward and thrust the bouquet into her arms—not gracefully, but with the controlled force of someone slamming a door shut.

The flowers crushed slightly against her chest, and she instinctively gripped them to keep from dropping them.

“What—?” she began.

“Congratulations,” Marcus said dryly, his tone laced with mockery. “Or condolences. Pick whichever fits.”

Penelope’s eyes narrowed as she looked fro
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