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Chapter 59

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Ava’s POV

The moment I stepped into Kael’s condo, I felt a thrill I hadn’t allowed myself in years. The space was sleek, minimalistic, every detail deliberate, just like him yet it somehow felt warmer now, softer. It smelled faintly of leather and cedar, and beneath it, the subtle trace of his cologne that always made my pulse quicken.

Kael stood near the floor-to-ceiling windows, the city lights casting a golden glow around him, highlighting the sharp lines of his suit even as he loosened hi
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