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LEVII turned to my mother as Reva and my father disappeared into the house. “I hope you don't mind that I brought her," I said, and Mother quickly waved her hand dismissively. “Of course, I don't mind," she said before I could finish, but her eyes said something else, and I was about to ask when she spoke again. “But I'm curious about what's going on between you."“Nothing is going on," I said quickly, but the look she gave me said she didn't believe me. “I gave birth to you, Levi Price."“Okay," I shrugged. “We are just having fun."“Levi," she shook her head before stating that Reva was one of our top neurologists.“I know, and what we're doing won't interfere with that. It's harmless fun, and she is aware of this as well."“You never brought anyone you were having harmless fun with to us," she said, still not believing me, and I exhaled, resisting the urge to run my hand through my hair. “Reva is not just anyone. You said it yourself: she's one of our best neurologists. This is wh

REVA Levi and I turned at the same time. “There you are," his mother said warmly, stepping onto the balcony. Her eyes shifted between us briefly, as perceptive as ever. “We're going to start." “We'll be there now," Levi said, and she gave him a knowing smile before returning inside. I quickly turned towards him. “I don't want to keep them waiting," I interrupted before he could return to the serious tone we had been taking. I wasn't going to be that insecure woman. Whatever history he had with Danielle was their business, and more importantly, I wasn't about to let that rude cow ruin my night. I would not have a miserable New Year's Eve because of her. Levi's eyes searched my face for a minute before nodding. His hand settled on the small of my back, and I let him lead me inside. The doors slid open, and the noise swallowed us instantly—music, laughter, and the soft hum of dozens of conversations. Levi's parents were already standing at the front, glasses raised, as we took our

THIRD-PARTY VIEWLevi stumbled into the room where Reva was still sleeping, the dim light from the window spilling across the floor. He had no idea what time it was, and even though he was completely inebriated, sleep seemed impossible. For the past several hours, he and Danielle had been caught up in a whirlwind of reminiscing, recalling memories from years ago and reliving emotions he hadn't allowed himself to feel.Reva lay beneath the blankets, and Levi stumbled to the bed, the floor tilting beneath him as he carefully sat next to her. He brushed the hair from her face and tucked it behind her ear.She was beautiful and appeared to be at peace. Levi's mind wandered back to their conversation at the villa, the way her eyes had held his, how she had unintentionally confessed pieces of herself, and his chest tightened.She was falling for him. He saw it in everything she did, and he was falling for her too. He should confess and put both of them out of their misery, as she had hoped

REVANothing made sense after I opened my eyes. The ceiling above me was unfamiliar, with pale light filtering through curtains I couldn't remember closing. My mind felt thick, as if it were moving through fog, and I lay there blinking slowly as the world tried to come into focus. Where was I? The question was quickly interrupted by memories that hurtled back—the party, drinks, countdown, Levi, and then Danielle. I recalled how she kissed Levi and shoved me so hard that I tumbled.Oh my God. Mortification burned through me. But I didn't have time to process it because my stomach twisted violently in the next breath. A sudden wave of nausea hit me so hard that I bolted upright, the room spinning around me. Panic rushed through my chest as I kicked the covers off and stumbled out of bed.“Shit—"My stomach lurched as I looked around frantically, attempting to locate the bathroom. I clapped my hand over my mouth, my gaze darting across the room until I spotted a door, which I dashed th

LEVI I stood there long after the car carrying Reva had vanished down the road and the engine noise had subsided. My gaze remained fixed on the empty stretch of road, as if she would reappear if I waited long enough. What the hell did I do? The question ran through my mind repeatedly as I admitted that telling her how I felt had ruined everything. The first woman I fell in love with after a long time did not want me. A bitter chuckle shook my chest as I ran my hand through my hair and exhaled slowly. Perhaps I should've waited. She had already gone through so much, and her divorce hadn't even been finalized. Perhaps I pushed her into a situation she wasn't prepared to face. I reasoned again, staring down the road. But deep down, I knew it wasn't entirely true because I could see in her eyes that she had fallen for me as well. Or had I been mistaken? A quiet voice inside my head rose, saying I hadn't been mistaken. It stated that she did not reject me because she didn't feel the s