Chapter 65The SUV felt emptier after Ravyn left, which was ridiculous. Rhys had driven in this vehicle hundreds of times, with and without passengers, and it had never felt particularly full or empty—it was just transportation, a mobile office, a necessary tool for navigating the city efficiently.But now, watching Ravyn drive away in that modest sedan that was probably older than his son, the back seat felt cavernous. Quiet in a way that made him hyperaware of his own thoughts, his own breathing, his own completely irrational irritation at the situation he'd just witnessed."Back to the office, sir?" Orion asked from the driver's seat, his tone neutral and professional as always."Home," Rhys said instead, surprising himself. He had work to do, reports to review, calls to return. But the idea of sitting in his office right now, surrounded by the sterile efficiency of Larsen Enterprises, felt suffocating."Understood," Orion said, smoothly redirecting their route without question or
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