PROPERTY OF THE BILLIONAIRE
“What does it mean?”
His fingers brushed down my arm, slow, reverent, like he was grounding himself.
“It’s a symbol of my pledge,” he murmured. “Of my obsession.”
The words struck like thunder—beautiful and terrifying.
“Black roses don’t die easy,” he continued, his eyes locked on mine. “They’re rare. They mean devotion, loyalty... vengeance. A promise that the wait was over. That I’d claim what was mine.”
Me.
“I didn’t know what you’d do with the roses,” he said. “Crush it. Burn it. But I had to send it. Because after everything—your silence, your pain, the scar—I knew one thing for certain.”
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