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Chapter 228

Author: Dea B
last update Huling Na-update: 2026-02-12 13:36:45

Noah

I woke up feeling like my brain had been put through a blender.

Not because anything bad happened.

Because nothing bad happened.

Which somehow made it worse.

Jessa Lombardi was in my house.

In my guest room.

Because of a blizzard.

Because my mom had insisted.

Because life apparently wanted to throw me into the deep end of awkward teenage romance and see if I survived.

Downstairs, the kitchen smelled like bacon and coffee—Dad’s domain. Mom was humming to herself like this was the most norma
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