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CHAPTER 66

Autor: Lizbeth Rose
last update Data de publicação: 2026-01-01 20:43:39

KIMANI

It was Monday—a new week, another day at work, and my first full week walking into the office without the safety net of Daisy. No wig. No oversized glasses. No borrowed anonymity. Just me—Kimani Walker.

Alaric and I left the house together, stepping into the backseat of his car as the driver pulled away from the curb. The city was already awake, traffic humming, people rushing into their routines. Mine felt different now. Exposed, but strangely lighter.

I leaned back against the
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    KIMANI The house had finally succumbed to a deep, resonant silence. It wasn’t the hollow, aching quiet of an empty building, but the soft, settled hum of a home after the storm of laughter has passed. The air still held the faint scent of expensive wine, woodsmoke from the hearth, and the lingeri

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    KIMANI When we got home, everything felt… normal. The staff moved around quietly, some arranging flowers in the hallway, others passing through with laundry baskets and trays. The soft hum of a house that never really slept. The guards by the door greeted us as usual, respectful nods, warm smil

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