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Unexpected outing

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Rae’s POV

The house felt heavier that morning, like it knew Mom was coming back tomorrow and was already preparing to close its doors on us.

I woke up tangled in Killian’s arms, his chest warm against my back, his hand resting possessively on my hip.

Sunlight slipped through the blinds in soft stripes, warming the sheets. I lay there for a long minute, just breathing him in—cedar, clean cotton, the faint salt of his skin. My body was light, happy, completely his.

He stirred, arm tightening aro
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