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Outrun The Riders Man

Author: Lazywriter
last update publish date: 2026-06-15 23:48:11

The cool evening air did little to cool the lingering warmth on my face as I stepped out onto the wide stone terrace. The estate grounds stretched out before me, washed in the long, golden shadows of the fading sun.

Down by the primary lawn, near the wooden play set, Tyler and Caleb were throwing a football back and forth. The rhythmic, reassuring thwack of the leather hitting their palms echoed across the quiet yard.

I paused near the stone pillars of the veranda, stepping into the shade of
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    "Alan," Tyler called out quietly without looking back.Alan materialized from the shadow of the rose arbor, slipping his tablet into his suit coat. "Sir?""Stand down the tactical teams at the North Gate," Tyler instructed smoothly. "Issue clear security access credentials for Julian Bennett. High-level perimeter authorization. He stays in the West Guest Wing."Julian let out a dry, breathy chuckle, rubbing his tired face with a calloused hand. "I haven't slept in a room with a real lock or a bed softer than an alley bench in forty-eight months, Rider. You don't need to give me the presidential suite.""You are my wife's brother," Tyler replied, stopping at the base of the terrace steps and turning to face Julian directly. His dark eyes held no trace of suspicion now, only the cold, pragmatic respect of one warrior recognizing another. "Which makes you family. In this house, family doesn't sleep on benches. And you don't call me Rider. It's Tyler."Julian stared at him for a long mome

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    The silence that followed Julian's accusation was so heavy it felt as though the oxygen had been completely drained from the air. The hum of the idling security SUVs and the distant rustle of pine needles in the wind faded into a dull, static hum.I stood frozen on the damp gravel path, the crisp midnight air cutting right through the delicate ivory silk of my wedding gown. My eyes darted between the two men standing before me—the brother I had spent four agonizing years mourning, and the husband whose ring now rested on my finger.Tyler didn't move, nor did his expression falter into guilt or panic. But the air around him shifted into something volatile and terrifyingly dangerous. His jaw locked, his dark eyes narrowing into sharp slivers of ice as he stared down my brother."You're swinging a rusted blade, Bennett," Tyler said, his deep voice carrying a lethal, bone-chilling calm that echoed through the trees. "And you're relying on a paper trail forged by a dead man.""It's not a f

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    Tyler and I stood on the quiet expanse of the stone terrace, the cool summer night air settling over us. He had discarded his tuxedo jacket, the sleeves of his crisp white dress shirt rolled up past his forearms as he held me from behind, his large, warm hands anchored loosely around my waist. The blue diamond pendant he had gifted me hung heavy and comforting against my collarbone, catching the faint amber glow of the terrace lanterns."Everyone is officially gone," I murmured, resting my head back against his broad chest, watching the red taillights of Marcus’s sedan vanish down the winding drive."Good," Tyler rumbled against my ear, his breath warm and steady. "Because I've spent the last four hours sharing you with forty people, and my patience was severely tested."I let out a soft laugh, turning in his arms to face him, wrapping my wrists around his neck. "You handled the small talk surprisingly well, Mr. Rider. I think I saw you smile at my aunt twice.""I was faking it," he r

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    It looked like a dream carved out of ivory, emerald, and glass. I stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling mirror in the guest suite, taking a slow, steady breath as Rosa adjusted the lace train of my dress.The gown was everything I had ever wanted: minimalist yet breathtakingly regal. Tailored from heavy ivory silk, it featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, a fitted bodice that hugged my waist, and a dramatic, sweeping train that caught the soft afternoon light. My hair was swept up into a soft, romantic chignon, pinned with tiny pearl clips."Stop holding your breath, Sarah," Rosa chided gently, though her voice was laced with an unusual, soft warmth. She smoothed down the veil cascading down my back and stepped back to look at me in the mirror. Her eyes shimmered with rare tears. "You look... absolutely untouchable. Tyler is going to forget how to speak the second he sees you.""I second that!" a small, squeaky voice chimed in from the velvet settee.Leena stood up, proudly smooth

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