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CHAPTER 26

作者: Moon Runner
last update 最終更新日: 2025-12-01 23:36:06

Morning sunlight filtered through the curtains, creating golden stripes across Amanda’s luxurious room.

She lay sprawled across her enormous bed like a princess on a throne, blankets half-kicked off, hair tossed wildly around her pillow. Her lips were slightly pouted even in sleep.

She stirred.

A small groan slipped from her lips as she stretched lazily, not fully awake yet. She blinked slowly, annoyed at the brightness of the sun. “Ugh… morning already?” she mumbled under her breath.

Then, before she could shift again, she felt a close, warm presence behind her.

The mattress dipped slightly, as though someone had carefully sat down right beside her.

Amanda didn’t even question it at first — she simply rolled her eyes dramatically.

Of course it was Alec. Who else would dare walk into her room?

Then a warm, solid, firm hand settled on her shoulder.

Amanda huffed loudly, exaggerating her annoyance. “Oh, seriously?” she snapped, still facing away. “Alec, what are you even doing here? I’
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