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Amara’s Confusion

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Amara’s POV

I don’t remember walking out of the pantry.

One second, Damian and Ethan’s voices were low and tense, coiling through the cramped space like a wire ready to snap. The next, I was suddenly in the hallway — moving without thinking, breathing unevenly, trying and failing to make sense of any of it.

Both of them…

Both of them had kept this from me.

Damian — whose heart I’d been trying to piece back together.

Ethan — whose steady loyalty I’d leaned on more times than I could count.

Two men who mattered to me in completely different ways… and somehow I hadn’t realized I was the one caught between them.

I press my palms against my eyes. The office hallway feels too bright, too sharp, too loud.

Lydia finds me slumped against the wall outside the conference room.

“Hey,” she says gently. “Are you okay? You look like someone just dropped a plot twist on your head.”

A shaky breath slips out. “Lyd… I think I’m the plot twist.”

She blinks — then something like understanding flickers acr
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