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Chapter 30

Author: Jenny Wrld
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-07 18:07:48

Agatha POV

Every word he said still echoed in my head. His voice, deep and smooth, wrapped around me like a spell. His hands, warm and rough, sent little sparks through my skin. Every time his fingers brushed me, my knees felt weak. Why… why is this happening?

“This is wrong,” I whispered, my breath shaky as he leaned closer, his bare chest almost touching mine. “This is wrong…”

“Nothing is wrong,” he said in a low voice that made my stomach twist. “You’re in the right place.”

Even his words… so confident, so heavy, made my heart beat faster. His lips hovered so close to mine I could feel the heat of his breath. I could already taste him in my mind.

But somehow, I found strength. I pulled away quickly, my cheeks burning, and ran. I didn’t look back.

When I got home, my mom was in the living room, folding laundry neatly on the couch. The soft scent of detergent hung in the air.

“Hi, Mom,” I muttered, already heading up the stairs.

“Hey, Agatha. Welcome home,” she called back. “Did you
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