Lucien brushed a thumb across Noah’s lower lip, eyes dark. “Baby, I don’t walk clients out clean. I drag them out dripping in someone else’s blood. My client is guilty, I know that, I'm just helping him so I can put the leash of debt around his neck.” Noah turned to him, “Ohhh. That’s… disturbingly hot when you say it like that.” Lucien tilted his head, a wolf’s smile curving his lips. “Disturbing is half my profession.” Noah hummed, then leaned back in his lap, one hand braced on Lucien’s chest, the other still hovering near the spread of case photos. His eyes gleamed with that restless, clever mischief Lucien had learned to recognize— the spark of Noah’s brain refusing to sit still even while his body stayed pliant. “Then,” Noah drawled, “why don’t we do something completely insane?” Lucien arched his brow. “Darling, you’re sitting in my lap in lace while I prep a murder case. We’ve already cleared insane.” Noah grinned, sharp and boyish, then tapped the photo again. “Roleplay
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