Adrian told himself he was imagining it.The message on the mirror, the napkin in the café, the lamppost… it was all coincidence, paranoia feeding itself. If he repeated that enough times, maybe it would feel true.But by Monday morning, when he entered his office building, the lie collapsed.He froze in the lobby, his breath catching.Evan stood at the reception desk, speaking casually with the security guard as though he belonged there. He wore a navy blazer and carried a leather folder under his arm, his posture that of a man completely at ease.The guard gestured toward Adrian’s office floor. Evan followed the motion with a smile, then turned. Their eyes locked.Adrian’s stomach dropped.“Morning,” Evan said, his voice warm, almost amused.Adrian swallowed. “What are you—?” He cut himself off quickly, lowering his tone. “What are you doing here?”Evan tilted his head, unbothered by the sharpness in Adrian’s voice. “Visiting. I thought I’d see where you spend your days.”“You can’t
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