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Chapter 35

Author: Twinkle
last update publish date: 2026-03-20 16:19:48

''Theo's POV''

I was in the middle of rewiring a perfectly functional turn signal for no reason other than it gave my hands something to do, when Luca walked into the garage at nine forty-seven PM looking like a man who had recently made a decision he hadn't finished making yet.

I knew this look. I had a catalogued library of Luca's looks going back eighteen months. This one sat somewhere between 'I handled it' and 'I made it worse' with a stopover at 'don't ask me directly.'

I put down the wir
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