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Julia — First-Person
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Julia — First-Person
The Hawaiian sun was already high by the time the employees gathered at the beachside conference hall for the morning briefing. Julia kept her head low, her hair down, trying to appear invisible.But she could feel eyes on her.Two pairs, specifically.Veronica's.And Alan's.And somewhere behind the
Sunlight spilled across the hotel room like warm honey, brushing against Julia's bare shoulder just as she blinked awake. For a moment she didn't remember where she was.Hawaii.The company retreat.The fight.The kiss.The wall.Alan.Her breath hitched.She felt the warmth beside her before she saw hi
The Hawaiian sun was blinding when their team stepped out of the airport, but nothing matched the heat smoldering between Julia and Alan. The trip was supposed to be a three-day corporate retreat—meetings, workshops, presentations. Simple. Professional.But nothing had been simple since the night J
Julia's POVTime stopped.Alan stared at Kai with ice-cold murder in his eyes.Kai still had his arm around me, steady… but too steady.Too casual. Too confident.Alan's voice dropped into a dead, dangerous calm."Julia," he said, "step away from him. Now."My heart hammered. My throat tightened.I co







