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Chapter 87

Author: Feesa
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VENUS

The airport was quiet in that way only wealth could afford. No crowds. No boarding calls buzzing through loudspeakers. Just the low hum of engines and the soft echo of footsteps on polished floors. The kind of silence that wrapped around you like velvet. Private. Controlled. Powerful.

Aaron’s jet waited on the tarmac like it had nowhere else to be. Like the sky belonged to him.

Sabine was already there, sharp in her tailored blazer, phone pressed to her ear. Connor stood beside her, eyes fixed on her like she was the sun and he’d just noticed how warm she was. She spotted me the second I stepped out of the sleek black car, her smile bright and immediate.

Gianna stood near the stairs, the breeze catching her curls, oversized sunglasses hiding whatever wicked thoughts danced in her head. The last time I boarded one of Aaron’s jets, I was barely conscious, held upright b drowsiness. Rome felt like a lifetime ago.

I smiled at the memory.

Aaron moved beside me, one hand tucked into h
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