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Sister Knows Something
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2025-08-13 19:32:53
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Hidden Hearts Business and Banter
The footsteps were almost on them. Leo shoved Jax flat against the cold wall, one arm braced protectively in front of him. “Don’t make a sound,” he breathed. The woman’s shadow appeared first—tall, lean, deliberate. She moved like someone who had hunted in places far darker than this. The faintest metallic click whispered across the server room—the safety flicking off. Leo’s pulse roared in his ears. He could feel her gaze, sharp and unflinching even in the dark. Then, without warning, the room exploded in light. White security strobes blazed from the ceiling, triggered by some unseen failsafe. Both Leo and the woman flinched, but she recovered first, snapping her aim toward him. The shot never came. Jax, trembling but determined, hurled his laptop bag straight at her head. It wasn’t graceful—it wasn’t even particularly accurate—but it was enough to throw her off balance for a second. That second was all Leo needed. He launched forward, slamming into her midsection, both of t
Hidden Hearts Sister Knows Something
The room was swallowed in sudden darkness, the hum of the servers cutting off mid-breath. Leo’s pulse spiked—not from the dark, but from the precision of it. Power outages were messy. This was surgical. “Jax?” he called. “Already on backup,” Jax’s voice came from somewhere to his left, calm but clipped. “This wasn’t random. Someone cut the feed.” A thin beam of emergency light flickered on, bathing the room in a cold, unnatural glow. Leo’s gaze flicked to the now-dead security camera. Its single red eye had gone dark, but he could still feel it watching. His phone buzzed again. Same number. Same faceless message. This is your last warning. Jax leaned over his shoulder, scanning the words. “That’s not a bluff, Knight. Whoever this is… they were already inside before I started digging. That’s why the walls were so thick—they weren’t keeping me out, they were keeping everyone out.” Leo’s jaw tightened. “Except they noticed when we slipped through.” The silence that followed wasn’
Hidden Hearts The Hacker’s Favor
Cass sat at her desk, the glow of her laptop screen washing over her face in pale blue light. The apartment was silent except for the faint hum of the fan and the quiet clicking of her keyboard. She wasn’t working on a client project—this was personal.Lines of code scrolled rapidly across the screen, each command pulling her deeper into a system she had no business touching. Phoenix Analytics had the best cybersecurity in the private sector because it built it. And tonight, she was about to bypass one of her firewalls.Her phone buzzed. A message from an unknown number: “Stop poking around, Cass.”Her pulse skipped. She hadn’t told anyone what she was doing. She typed back: Who is this?The reply came instantly. “A friend. Or a problem, depending on your next move.”Cass’s jaw tightened. She wasn’t easily intimidated, but this wasn’t random. Whoever it was had access—not just to her online activity, but to her private life. She minimized her work and leaned back, thinking.She had on
Hidden Hearts Saved by a Stranger
The rain hit the pavement in quick, sharp bursts as Cassandra hurried down the slick streets of Phoenix. Her heels clicked against the wet concrete, echoing in the near-empty alleyways. The night had shifted since dinner, colder now, more unpredictable—like the city itself. She pulled her coat tighter around her, the collar brushing against her cheek, but it did little to fend off the chill that wasn’t just from the weather.Her phone buzzed again. Another alert from Phoenix Analytics: Unusual activity detected near downtown warehouse. The message was brief, but the implications weren’t. Someone was watching, or worse, moving. Cass’s mind raced. Could Leo’s warnings be more urgent than she’d dared believe?Turning a corner too quickly, she nearly collided with a man stepping out of the shadows. His face was obscured by a hood, but his stance was calm, purposeful.“Careful,” he said, voice low but steady. “This part of town isn’t safe after dark.”Cass hesitated, sizing him up. Strange
Hidden Hearts Invisible Strings
Cass didn’t believe in coincidences, but she had been running into Leo far too often for it to be chance. A gala, a coffee shop, a quiet bookstore—three different places in two weeks, each time unplanned. Or at least, that’s what she was supposed to believe.Tonight was no exception. The hotel’s rooftop garden was mostly empty, the city spread like a jeweled tapestry below. She came up here for air, not company. Yet she heard the low hum of a voice before she even turned the corner.Leo Knight stood at the railing, the skyline’s gold and blue light catching in his dark eyes. He wasn’t dressed for a formal event—no tie, sleeves rolled to the elbow—but he looked like he belonged in every room he stepped into.“You follow me often,” Cass said, her tone casual enough to mask the undercurrent.His gaze shifted to her. “Or maybe we’re both drawn to the same places.”She didn’t answer, but her hand brushed the edge of the railing, noting the faint warmth. He’d been standing there a while. Ob
Hidden Hearts Coffee, Charms, and Cold Eyes
Cass strolled into Vance Street Roasters with the confidence of someone who knew exactly what she wanted—and exactly how to get it. The bell above the door chimed, letting in the scent of freshly ground coffee, dark chocolate, and ambition. She scanned the room once, her gaze snagging on a tall man in a tailored charcoal suit, seated by the window. He was reading something on his phone, his other hand curled around a coffee mug like it was an old friend.Leo Knight didn’t notice her at first—at least, he pretended not to. His focus was razor-sharp, but his awareness was sharper. He’d clocked her the moment she walked in. That dress, the subtle gold chain at her neck, the purposeful walk—everything about her screamed she’s not here for just coffee.Cass ordered a cappuccino, leaning against the counter like she had all the time in the world. In truth, her pulse was annoyingly quick. She had no intention of speaking to him today—not directly. This was reconnaissance. The man had appeare
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