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58: Tomas Carvalho

Author: Capricorn
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-09-12 11:55:59

Carmen's POV

By the time I reached the fruit table, I had decided that staying angry at Valentina would only give her more of my evening than she deserved.

I picked up a strawberry, put it back down, then watched two servers rearrange a tray that did not need rearranging. The room was still crowded, the music still low and expensive, and somewhere behind me people were laughing as though nobody had ever cornered them at a party to explain that their boyfriend had nearly kissed his ex.

I was try
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