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Chapter 34: Twenty.. or thirty?

مؤلف: Marjolein
last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-07-14 00:55:49

When I wake, I'm tired as hell.

It’s not just tired—it’s heavy. It clings to me, sits behind my eyes, drags at my limbs like I didn’t rest at all. Like something kept me awake even when I wasn’t conscious enough to remember it.

Zara left an hour before my alarm. I remember the shift in the mattress, the quiet rustle of fabric, the soft click of the door. After that, I drifted in and out—minutes at a time, never deep enough to feel safe, never light enough to fully wake.

When my alarm finally go
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Patricia Cooper
Damn he even deleted her dating app at least this time he allowed her to turn in her assignment and I hope he's going to reveal himself soon
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Marjolein
The hot moment is coming and the wait will be SO worth it!!! From then on, the hotness increases and our dear Tristan becomes even more brazen and possessive.
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K_Mikaelson
the tension is increasing & could be cut through the screen lol I just want their hot moment to happen already....
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