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Flight 29

Author: Miss Amateur
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-09 12:28:45

Adrian’s world was crashing down around him.

He could feel the weight of it pressing in, suffocating him. The emails and phone calls, the constant barrage of problems from his rival company—it all felt like too much. Every move he made seemed to be the wrong one, and his company, the one thing he had worked tirelessly to build, was slipping through his fingers. He was failing.

But that wasn’t the hardest part.

The hardest part was the way Isla was looking at him. He could feel her eyes on him, full of concern and frustration, and it made him want to run. He could already see the worry in her expression, the way she was trying to reach him. But he didn’t know how to let her in.

He had spent so much of his life pushing people away, keeping them at arm’s length. He thought he was doing the right thing, thinking that if he could just shield the people he loved from the chaos, they would be safe. But it never worked. In the end, they always left, always ran from the mess he had created
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