Alle Kapitel von Our Perfect Sin; An MMM Obsessive Tale : Kapitel 51 – Kapitel 53

The morning light crept into the mansion slowly, pale and reluctant, as if even the sun hesitated to look too closely at what lived inside these walls. Cassian had not slept. He had spent the night with Nagur curled against his chest on the large couch, one hand resting in the younger man’s hair, the other draped across his back. Nagur had drifted in and out of light sleep, occasionally shifting and wincing when the residual soreness in his body reminded him of the previous night. Cassian had soothed him each time with quiet murmurs and slow strokes along his spine until the tension eased again. By the time the twins stirred upstairs, the doctor had already been summoned. Cassian rose carefully, settling Nagur against the cushions with a soft blanket. He dressed in simple dark clothes and went to wake Azriel and Orion. They were still sore, still marked, but their eyes lit up the moment they saw him. He helped them dress in loose clothing, applied more cream where needed, and led

Cassian had not been with the twins for very long in this last week. Part of it was his suspicion that they were not innocent of what he was investigating. For weeks he had been quietly digging into the death of the woman he was supposed to marry. The official story never sat right. She had not been sick. She had no known enemies. Almost no one outside a very small circle even knew she existed. The deeper he looked, the more the edges frayed. Timelines that did not match. But the body he had found was pure evil. Like the killer took revenge in her and they tell me it was a bear cause she was on a trip in the jungle. People who should have remembered her but claimed they did not. He kept the investigation to himself, locked behind encrypted files and private channels, because he already knew where the answers would lead. And lately the twins’ attitude toward Nagur had grown sharper. They watched him too closely. They touched him with a kind of deliberate roughness that went beyond p