“Xander, a parcel—” David’s voice burst in, followed by a loud curse. “Damn it! Sorry!” David aggressively shut the door—slamming it closed with a sharp, embarrassed thud, like he was trying to erase the moment from existence. David slapped a hand over his eyes, turning around immediately. “Why did I not knock! I should’ve knocked! Damn you, David—” he cursed again and again. But before the curses fully formed, David hesitated. He stopped, turned slowly toward the closed door as if double-checking reality—like he wasn’t entirely sure his eyes hadn’t just deceived him. His disbelief tightened his whole posture. Tatiana jerked away, breath shattering, nearly falling if not for Xander’s grip keeping her steady when the door opened. The room thickened with awkwardness—the kind that made the air feel too tight, too warm, and impossible to breathe in. Neither of them moved, both sharply aware of what David had walked into. Tatiana stepped away from him quickly, needing distance—n
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