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Taking Back What's Mine

Author: Chioma Writes
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-07 17:25:07

Lena’s POV

I woke up to the faint sunlight slipping through the curtains and the familiar sense of Griffin beside me. For a moment, I just stayed there, listening to the quiet rhythm of the house and the soft rise and fall of his breathing. Even after everything that happened, that quiet felt safe.

I rolled out of bed carefully, careful not to disturb him, and stretched. My mind was already racing. Today wasn’t going to be easy. Dad was on a mission to hand over L&L to Xenia, and I had no intention of letting that happen. I shook off the lingering sleepiness, my fingers brushing my hair back as I headed toward the bathroom.

Griffin stirred as I moved, sitting up groggily. “Morning,” he mumbled, still sounding sleepy.

“Morning,” I replied, glancing at him in the mirror. He gave me a small, tired smile. Even in the morning haze, I could feel his calm strength anchoring me.

“So… what’s your plan?” he asked, stretching his arms above his head, still half-asleep.

I sighed, leaning against
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