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You're definitely crazy

Author: Lila martedi
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-25 23:59:00

BENNETT’S POV

The car was quiet for a long time after we pulled away from the restaurant.

Just the low hum of the engine and the occasional sound of tires rolling over old asphalt.

I had one hand on the wheel, the other one resting on my thigh, fingers twitching with nerves I didn’t want to name.

My Mum finally broke the silence. “He’s good for you, you know.”

I didn’t have to ask who she meant. “Mum.”

“No, listen,” she said, angling herself slightly in her seat. “Lucas is kind. A bit reserved, yes. But he’s steady. He sees you.” She paused, her voice soft. “And you’ve always needed someone who sees past your control.”

I chuckled under my breath. “You make me sound like a tyrant.”

She smiled faintly. “You’re a little bit of one.”

The streetlights washed over her features, making her look both young and painfully tired. I glance
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