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Chapter 170

Penulis: Gem
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Brandon POV

The sunlight was harsh, cutting through the windshield in sharp beams as I gripped the steering wheel. My mind wasn’t on traffic, or the city, or even the bidding site that my employees were handling without me. No, my thoughts were on Cameron—my Cameron—who had sent me that message early that morning. “I want to talk. Come to my apartment.”

I knew it was reckless. I knew it was probably some kind of trap, a move to throw me off, maybe even a way to make me lose sight of the bidding. But my chest tightened at the thought of him wanting to talk. My gut twisted in ways I hadn’t felt in months. I couldn’t—wouldn’t—ignore it.

I muttered under my breath, hands gripping the wheel tighter. “I don’t care if it’s a trap. I can’t miss this. Not him.”

My phone buzzed on the passenger seat, and I glanced at it. Messages from my assistant: “Everything is under control. Don’t worry about the bid. Focus on Cameron if you need to.”

I let out a breath I didn’t realize I was holding. Good.
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