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Chapter 18

Author: stardustcourtney2
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-15 07:37:12

Vivienne's POV

Sunlight slipped through the curtains, casting golden patterns across my sheets. Birds chirped in the distance and I knew it could only mean one thing.

It was morning.

I had no idea how I'd eventually fall asleep, and if the sharp aches I felt in my side told me anything, it had to be the fact that I didn't sleep too well, neither did I sleep for how long I was supposed to.

Could you blame me though? With what I'd seen last night, I liked to think it was enough grounds to knock out every bit of wanting to sleep from my body.

I did a small recap of what had happened last night, and I couldn't help but shudder. When Ronan said he had to go out for work, I didn't expect it to be anything good. I understood that we had very different definitions of what the word good meant, but I liked to think the line between both sides wouldn't be that wide.

Or so I thought.

Declan was a business man to Ronan as far as I knew. What their business was all about? I was also lost in
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