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last update publish date: 2026-10-22 05:42:08

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VERA POV

VERA POV

Kael's phone rings.

The sound is sharp and intrusive. It cuts through the cabin like a blade. It shatters the moment like glass. For one suspended moment he does not move. His hand is still in my hair. His mouth is still a breath away from mine. The space between us crackles with electricity so intense I can taste it.

The phone rings again.

Then training overrides instinct. He pulls back slowly, jaw tight, and answers the call in a low voice. He turns toward the front
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