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Chapter 26- Mistaken

Author: Jechera
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-22 20:27:09

BROOKLYN

The ship’s horn echoed one last time as it docked against the shore. Sunlight poured across the water, golden and restless, making everything shimmer like a painting.

For once, I felt light, almost untethered. Elliot leaned over the railing, pointing excitedly at the gulls circling above, his laughter ringing out.

Dominic stood beside me, his hand brushing against mine as though it belonged there, as though it had always been there. I hadn’t expected sweetness from him, not really. But he had been soft these last few days—gentle in his own quiet, commanding way.

“Did you have fun?” he asked Elliot, his deep voice low but touched with warmth.

Elliot turned with a wide grin. “Best trip ever! Even better than the fair.”

Dominic’s lips quirked upward in what might have been a smile. “Then I’d call it a success.”

My chest tightened, an odd, unfamiliar ache spreading through me. It was strange watching Dominic like this—human, almost tender.

A part of me wanted to believe this wa
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