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Chapter 38

Author: convenant
last update publish date: 2026-09-17 01:48:34

Jonah’s POV

The kiss lasted longer than I intended.

I could feel Wren's hands against my shoulders as the rain soaked through both of us, and I tightened my arms around her waist.

There was no thought of Brooke, my family, the engagement, or the consequences waiting for us once the night ended.

There was only Wren standing in front of me and the way she had kissed me back without hesitation.

When we finally pulled apart, she kept her hands on my shoulders and looked up at me. Her cheeks were
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