The penthouse was too quiet when they got home from the press conference .Not the calm kind.. this was the heavy, watchful silence that pressed against Jason’s chest the moment the elevator doors slid shut behind them. The city noise had suddenly vanished, sealed away by glass and steel, leaving only the soft hum of the building and the echo of their footsteps.Judy didn’t say much either she leaned heavily on Adler’s arm as they walked inside, her smile tired, eyes unfocused. Adler guided her down the hall with practiced ease, murmuring reassurances Jason couldn’t quite hear.“I’m fine,” Judy insisted softly. “Just… exhausted.”“You took your medication,” Adler said.“Yes.”Jason followed a few steps behind, hands clenched, heart racing for reasons he couldn’t explain.Adler settled Judy into bed, adjusting the pillows, drawing the curtains. She was asleep almost instantly, breath slow, body slack in a way that scared Jason more than he wanted to admit.“She’s out,” Adler said q
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