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Chapter 25 _ The First Honest Morning

Author: Author Rex
last update publish date: 2026-05-06 14:42:10

Sunlight cut through the study blinds in thin gold bars, striping the desk where they had come apart the night before.

Sophia woke first, still draped across Tristan’s lap in the leather chair, his T-shirt rucked up around her waist and his cum dried on her inner thigh. His arms were locked around her like he’d been afraid she would disappear before dawn.

She shifted. He stirred, eyes opening to find hers already watching him. No masks this time. Just the raw, exhausted face of a man who ha
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