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Be nice....you had me all night.

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last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-04-07 00:32:50

Amara’s POV

The ride back to the house was… tense.

Caden’s fingers were still laced with mine in the front seat, his touch warm, grounding—but his jaw was tight. His golden eyes kept flicking to the rearview mirror, where Jaxon sat sprawled in the back, watching me with that infuriating, unreadable smirk.

The air in the car felt thick with everything unsaid.

I leaned my head against the window, trying to steady my heart. I could still feel the ghost of Ryder’s lips… and Caden’s. And the way Jaxon had looked at me before we left—like he was next.

This bond between the four of us—it wasn’t just complicated. It was dangerous.

“Amara,” Caden said suddenly, his voice low.

I turned to him. “Yeah?”

His gaze softened just slightly. “You okay?”

I nodded, but it was shaky. “I just… it’s a lot.”

He brought our joined hands to his lips, kissing my knuckles. “I get it. But we’re not going anywhere. Not Ryder. Not Jaxon. Not me.”

I glanced in the mirror, locking eyes with Jaxon. He tilted his head
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