Cami stood on the same balcony where Elias had fucked her senseless that night the threats came. The city still sparkled below, same restless glow, same endless hum. But everything felt different now. She wore a simple white silk slip dress—no bra, no panties, just the thin fabric catching the evening breeze and clinging to every curve. Around her neck: the same silver choker from day one, but now it had a small diamond pendant he’d added on their wedding day. A quiet claim. Forever kind. Elias stepped out behind her. Shirt open. Bare feet. Hair a little longer these days, curling at the ends when he let it. He wrapped his arms around her from behind, chin resting on her shoulder, hands sliding down to rest low on her belly—protective, possessive, reverent. “You’re quiet tonight,” he murmured against her ear. She leaned back into him. Smiled. “Just thinking.” “About?” “How we got here.” She turned in his arms so she could see his face. “A coffee shop. A black folder. Ninety d
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