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Chapter 36: maybe

Author: Invincible Pen
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-13 02:05:13

I watched Travian’s broad back disappear into the kitchen, his silhouette framed by the soft, warm light spilling from within. The faint clatter of pots and dishes reached my ears, a comforting background to the quiet storm still brewing inside me. My heart remained full—swollen with a happiness I couldn't quite describe—as I sat there, nervously playing with my fingers, twining them together and pulling them apart like some fidgety child.

Then came a knock. Sudden. Jarring. It pulled me out of the moment like a hand grabbing me by the collar.

I blinked and instinctively turned to glance toward the kitchen entrance. Travian was still occupied, his back to me, busy with something I couldn't see. I hesitated for a second, then pushed myself to my feet and made my way toward the door.

I was only dressed in one of his oversized long-sleeve shirts, the sleeves covering half of my hands, the hem grazing the top of his boxers that barely hung on my hips. My own clothes were torn—ripped with
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