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“Please. I can’t watch you tear yourself apart. I won’t.” The desperation in his tone startled me. I glanced at him, and for the first time in weeks, I saw him not as the strong, perfect brother but as someone terrified—terrified of losing me. My throat tightened. “Fine,” I muttered. “I’ll try.” Relief washed over his face instantly. “Good. The therapist will start tomorrow. Four times a week. No excuses.” “Four?” My voice cracked. “That’s—” “That’s what you need,” Lucien cut in. “Don’t argue with me on this. Promise me you’ll show up.”

I could tell that if I didn’t give him an answer soon, he would lose his cool. I returned my attention to the contract in my hands, reading it carefully, it had rules clearly stated, The rules stated that we would be married for just a hundred days, and during that period, there'd be no form of intimacy between us. We would live in the same house, but In different rooms, almost like strangers. He wanted nothing to do with the Scarlet of a lady. "I'll do it.." I mumbled softly, deciding to take a very big risk. I had no idea who Scarlet was, but they must have made a deal or something, and somehow, he had mistaken me for her, which was somehow a good thing for me.

He winked. I felt the corner of my lips curve. “You go to therapy?” “Yes,” he said proudly. “ 12pm, three days a week, And did I mention? My therapist is so good.” “I think you should go get your money back, because it’s not working.” “It is working.” “You just admitted you want to destroy me. Isn’t therapy supposed to help you let go of grudges and grow?” The elevator dinged, and he stepped in. “Remember, you’ve got less than forty-eight hours to save your company,” he said before the doors slid shut.

I would have to clench my thighs together and focus on my breathing just to stay present. Some days I won the battle. Many days I lost. On Day One Hundred and Eighty-Nine, I lost in spectacular fashion. It started during a supervised group outing to a nearby town for “real world exposure therapy.” We were allowed to walk around a quiet shopping area with staff supervision. Everything was fine until I saw a couple in their late twenties walking hand in hand, stealing kisses, laughing like they couldn’t get enough of each other. They looked so normal. So in love.

"What? No! You know I don't do that! What if that person has STD or HIV?" "We're going to a high-end bar, Calli. So, no worries, everyone there is either an actor or a son of millionaires and billionaires." "I don’t care! Don't you ever leave me, Ivy! Our friendship is over once you leave me at some guy!" I threatened her. She laughed. "Fine, but at least have some guy kiss you!" she urged. "No!" I strongly disagree.

Liora stared at the phone after the doctor hung up, her heart pounding. An hour later, the doctor texted: Damien agreed to help with pheromone therapy. Weekly sessions. First one tomorrow. 3 p.m. Liora didn’t understand why Damien agreed. Surely, he didn’t want to spend any more time with her than he absolutely had to. Maybe the doctor explained that this way would be faster. Yes, that’s it, Liora told herself. He obviously wanted the Mark removed as soon as possible so he could marry Seraphina. Even if it meant having to endure Liora’s presence.

"My only free day is my therapy day. Tuesdays and Thursdays are when I have mine. What about you?" "The same day." Simon said. Although he had no intention of lying to her, he would go to any lengths to change her mind about Mace and win her back. "So that settles it. We will go on this day." "What about attending therapy?" "It won't hurt anyone if we skip. Would it?"

"Rejected mate bonds exist in a state of perpetual tension. The theory suggests that controlled exposure, in which both parties spend increasing amounts of time in proximity while consciously resisting the bond's pull, teaches the neurological pathways to recognize the connection as unwanted stimulus rather than biological imperative." "In plain language," Gabriel said, "you want to bore us into not wanting each other." Dr. Vance smiled thinly. "In plain language, yes. The bond strengthens through avoidance and absence. It weakens through exposure." "Today's session will begin with basic proximity exercises," she continued. "Maintain eye contact for five minutes. There would be no speaking,

His entire face is bright red now, his embarrassment painfully obvious. It would almost be funny if it weren’t so pathetic. “Just shut up and stay the hell away from my wife!” he spits, trying far too hard to pretend none of that happened. “Ex-wife,” I correct lazily, stepping closer. “And honestly, after that heartfelt display of sincerity, I think I should return the favor.” He frowns, but I can see the attention sharpen in his eyes. I continue. “Thirty days. I’ll give you thirty days to win Elara back and convince her to remarry you. If you succeed, I’ll walk away. Completely. But if you fail—”

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