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He withdrew slow, wiping his slick fingers deliberately along the inside of her thigh before resting his hand casually back on the table like nothing had even happened while Aby sat there totally wrecked, flushed, thighs sticky and throbbing, heart hammering so hard she thought it might burst. When Mrs. Hills finally said her goodbyes and the door clicked shut, the room didn’t empty instantly. Plates were cleared slowly, while conversations drifted to weekend plans, coffee was poured. Ben never touched her openly again as he wore the good brother armour but the weight of him only grew heavier. He leaned past her to reach a tray, his chest brushing her shoulder, breath warm against her ear. H

By the time I arrived, Benji had already returned from the gala. Under the dim yellow light, he was sprawled lazily on the sofa, eyes half-closed. He no longer exuded the commanding presence he did at the office. Instead, he looked soft and harmless, like a docile puppy. The stark contrast was enough to tug at anyone's heartstrings. Instinctively, I lightened my footsteps and moved closer. Just then, a gentle voice came from the kitchen. "Ben, the hangover soup is ready. Want me to feed it to you?"

Unconsciously, my fingers trace over the outline of the ring in my front pocket. “Hannah.” I recover “Excuse me?” She turns her ear to me, leaning forward slightly. “You can just call me Hannah,” I clarify. “And I’ll have a cup of tea, or anything sleep-inducing.” She blinks as if a little confused, then she nods and disappears. I return my attention to the window, then to my book, restless. The flight attendant, Blake—her name tag reads—returns with a mug of hot water and a few tea bags for me to choose from, all sleep-inducing according to her. Without looking, I pick one and dip it into the cup.

Ben noticed Dean's reaction and flashed a warm smile, extending his hand toward him. "Hello, Dean, I’m Benjamin Winston." Dean’s body stiffened slightly, a wave of unfamiliarity and unease washing over him, making it feel like he could hardly breathe. His eyes instinctively flickered over Ben, but then quickly dropped to the floor as he struggled to figure out how to respond. The memories of the past surged within him, and he couldn’t help but question if he was truly ready to face these people. Though he tried to steady his breathing, a sharp sense of caution kept prickling at him, urging him to be on guard.

He closed the book and placed it on the bedside table and took off his glasses. "You read?" Isabella asked "I like reading" Benjamin said "Me too" Isabella said excited at having a common hobby "Oh that's great. We could share our books" Benjamin said "What were you reading?" Isabella asked as she sat on the bed facing him. "The Battle of Belonging" "What is the plot? Is it action genre?" Isabella asked Benjamin chuckled "It's not fiction Isabella. It's a book on patriotism and nationalism. Written by a famous politician." Benjamin said and Isabella made a face

Just before I reach for the handle of the drawer to pull out some new clothes, my gaze catches the reflection of a necklace on the table. It is silver. How odd that Ben would have a silver necklace when we can't even touch it. I have never tried to touch it, but Ben uses it as a torture method for a reason, and I would rather not test the waters. Finding a grey blouse and black pants, I make sure to dry my hair as much as possible before putting it up in a bun to leave. In a last-minute decision, I stuffed the leather book in my bag before leaving the room.

“This is a surprise.” Ben gave a tight smile. “I was in the area. Visiting family. Thought I’d… see the place.” He gestured vaguely, encompassing the town, the trail, everything. “I saw the documentary. Kai sent it to me.” We made space for him at the table. There was an awkward silence. “Seattle treating you okay?” Chloe asked, ever the one to address the elephant directly. “It’s a job,” Ben said, spinning his beer glass. “The work is… clean. But it’s just work.” He looked around at us, his expression unreadable. “This place… it looks the same. But it feels different.”

He didn’t trust his brothers not to ruin this evening for him but he didn’t trust himself to hold back either. When she walked in, something in him had quietened— the raging storm he couldn’t share with anyone else. Benita looked up and their eyes locked. She looked tired. At peace. “How’s the new place?” He finally asked, pouring her a glass of wine. “Yes, yes, how’s the little hut?” Kent chimed in, but Syl pinched him under the table. “Shut up.” He mouthed. Benita glanced at them, and smiled. “It’s quiet.” She said, “sometimes, I miss this… people, noise… company.” Her eyes landed on Cillian.

Cars coasted through puddles left by an earlier drizzle, and storefront lights spilled out onto the sidewalks like amber veins. Celeste stepped out of the corner bookstore, her arms full with a new read and a warm drink. Her charm bounced softly at the end of her bag, catching a glint of neon light as she turned down the next block. She kept her head low, her pace casual. The crowd helped her disappear. That was part of why she liked it here—being no one in particular. Across the street, a black car pulled up and slowed to a stop in front of a private entrance only a few knew existed.