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Come Back To Me

Author: Succy
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-21 19:39:47

I went to my office after that, needing some alone time to get my shit together. I was going to tell Kade today. No matter what happened, I was going to make sure I told him, because Raines was an unpredictable person. You could never tell what he was thinking. I knew he wouldn't just stop there.

So before anything came between us, I was going to put an end to it.

“Gianna, is Kade free right now?” I asked because she knew his schedule.

“Yes,” she answered, still typing. “He had a meeting twenty minutes ago, but he’s done.”

I stood up, inhaling deeply. “Wish me luck, Gianna,” I said as I moved to the door.

“There’s no need for that,” was her response. “You’re scared for nothing.”

“I hope I am.”

I took the elevator down to his floor, trying not to fidget and wrinkle my shirt.

I really hope Gianna’s words were true and that there was really no need for me to be nervous.

I got to his floor and when I stepped into his department, there weren't any whispers as there were last time, an
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