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Chapter 58: Caught cheating

Author: Nita Vale
last update publish date: 2026-03-19 20:12:09

Elena

Elena pulled up to Ethan’s apartment building and killed the engine, staring up at the modern glass structure through her windshield.

His car wasn’t in its usual spot.

She grabbed her phone and checked for messages one more time, but the screen showed nothing new. Just her unanswered texts from yesterday staring back at her like accusations.

She got out anyway and walked to the entrance, pressing the buzzer for his apartment and waiting while static crackled through the speaker.

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