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Tangled Sheets

مؤلف: Tamara Love
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Lauren’s POV

I didn’t even make it to the bed.

Julian’s mouth crashed into mine the second the study door clicked shut behind us, his hands already shoving the silk robe off my shoulders.

The fabric pooled at my feet like it had no right to be there. I gasped against his lips, tasting whiskey and that raw edge he always carried when the day had tried to fuck with him.

“Julian—”

“Shut up,” he growled, but there was no real bite in it. Not tonight. His fingers dug into my hips, lifting me onto
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    Lauren’s POV The clock read 2:47 a.m.I sat hunched over Julian's laptop in the dark corner of his study, the glow of the screen the only light and my pulse so loud in my ears I was convinced it could wake him. The bedroom was forty feet away. He was sleeping—or at least pretending to. With Julian, I could never be sure.My fingers moved carefully and deliberately. One wrong keystroke and the whole system would flag. I'd spent three nights learning the pattern of his encryption, watching over his shoulder during those fake "come sit with me while I work" moments that he thought were about control and that I was weaponizing for survival. Tonight, it was finally paying off.The first layer cracked open.I exhaled so quietly it barely moved the air.NEREID. There it was—the account name sitting in the directory like it had been waiting for me. Offshore. Encrypted. Protected by at least two more authentication walls I hadn't gotten to yet. But I was in the first portal. That was someth

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    Lauren’s POV The study smelled like him.That was the problem. Cedar and whiskey and something masculine, something I'd started associating with safety, which was its own kind of insanity. I sat at the edge of his desk chair, my fingers close to the keyboard, and told myself for the hundredth time that this was just checking things out.Just checking things out. Get access. Get out. Save yourself.Except my hands wouldn't move.Three days since I'd left something in here on purpose—my phone charger the first time, a bracelet the second. Three days of Julian watching me like he was waiting for me to crack wide open and confess everything.The cursor blinked on his screen. The login prompt sat there, blank and waiting. Julian's second-tier access. I'd gotten as far as the username field twice now before something—footsteps, a door, my own cowardice—pulled me back.I tried again.'J. Cross / Username.'The second prompt loaded immediately. 'Authentication required. Proceed with regist

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    Lauren’s POV My burner phone suddenly lit up the dark bedroom. It was 3:07 a.m. I snatched it before the vibration could wake the whole penthouse.The woman’s face filled the screen—sharp cheekbones, blood-red lips, that same cold smile she’d worn in the warehouse. Her voice came through in a low, crisp message.“Time’s up, fake Serena. Hack Julian’s offshore accounts or I send the DNA results and passport logs to him by Friday. Clock’s ticking.”I deleted it instantly, my heart slamming against my ribs so hard I thought it might crack. No more stalling. No more hoping this bitch would disappear. If I didn’t move, everything would blow up—Julian would find out I wasn’t Serena, my parents would burn, and God knows what would happen to the real Serena. Or me.I needed to get closer. His office. His laptop. His trust. And the fastest way to lower his guard was the one thing that always worked between us.I slipped out of bed, my legs shaky, and grabbed the black silk robe that barely

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    CHAPTER ELEVENLAUREN’S POVJulian did not rush me.That was the first thing that made it worse.He just stood there for a second, looking down at me like he had all the time in the world, like he was deciding which part of me to cut open first. Then he dragged another chair across the floor and sa

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    CHAPTER SIXLAUREN’S POV “Shock,” I shot back immediately. “It's called shock, Julian. Have you heard of it?”His eyes narrowed. “Shock doesn't stop basic human reflexes. You stood there like a stone.”“Maybe I'm just used to the pain of being around you,” I spat.He opened his mouth to reply, his

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    CHAPTER SEVENTEENLAUREN’S POVBy the time Julian brought me to a lunch meeting, I already knew one thing.Being his wife was not just exhausting.It was dangerous.The building was all glass, steel, and expensive silence. Men in suits moved too carefully. Women in polished smiles watched too much.

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