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CHAPTER 26

Author: Anonymous Lee
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-11 20:19:20

CHAPTER 26

TYLER

Mason’s back was already retreating through the crowd when I turned my head. He didn’t look back once.

And that… bothered me more than it should.

“Earth to Tyler.”

I blinked and focused on the brunette in front of me. “Sorry. Zoned out.”

Celeste laughed softly, looping her arm through mine like she’d done a hundred times when we were kids. “Still doing that thing where you overthink everything?”

“Still doing that thing where you read my mind?” I shot back.

She smirked. “It’s a gift. Now—come here. Let me look at you.”

She stepped back, giving me a once-over that was equal parts fond and judgmental. “You’ve bulked up. All those gym selfies on your team’s page? Not bad, Reyes.”

I rolled my eyes. “Stalker.”

“Archivist,” she corrected. “I just keep a record of my people.”

“You’ve been here five minutes and you’ve already insulted me twice.”

“Balancing out the compliments I’m about to give you.” She grinned. “Seriously, Ty, I missed you.”

My chest squeezed. “Yeah. I misse
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