ROXETTE We finally arrived back at Chandler’s estate, and the moment the car pulled up the long driveway, I felt a wave of relief wash over me. The familiar gates, the manicured gardens, the grand house that had become my safe haven—it all felt like coming home after a storm. The past few days in Paris had left me emotionally drained and physically exhausted. Between the confrontation with Diana, the fall, seeing Calvin again on the street, and the shock of that photo, my body and mind were begging for rest. Chandler helped me out of the car with his usual gentle care, his hand steady on my lower back as we walked inside. The staff greeted us quietly and respectfully, but Chandler dismissed them for the evening with a polite nod. “We’ll manage on our own tonight,” he said. I was grateful for that. I didn
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