ROXETTENo. There had to be an explanation for this.I wiped my tears away with the back of my hand, smearing the wetness across my cheek as I stared at the photo one last time. My fingers were shaking so badly I almost dropped my phone. The image of Chandler leaning in close to Dahlia, his hand on her throat, their faces inches apart—it looked real. It looked like he was kissing her with everything he had. But I refused to fall for their tricks. Not again. Not when I knew how manipulative they could be. It hurt. God, it hurt so much that my chest felt like it was splitting open. But I wasn’t going to let them win. Not Dahlia. Not Diana. Not with some edited photo meant to destroy everything we had.Right now, I need Chandler.I trusted him more than I would ever trust Dahlia or Diana. He had been there through the worst of it—the kidnapping, the hospital, the fall. He had carried me out like I was precious, held me while I cried, and promised we were in this together. He knew about th
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