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The sharp sting of a twist in her ankle sent her tumbling against the wall with a soft cry.
Adrian was there instantly. “Careful.”
His hand steadied her, large and warm around her arm. His eyes dropped to her ankle, then back up to her face.
Chloe winced prettily. “I’m so clumsy. I’m sorry.”
“Don’t apologize for pain.” His voice was velvet wrapped around steel.
She inhaled sharply, and that was when it happened — he caught the scent of her perfume.
It wasn’t common. It was a rare French blend, smoky vetiver laced with dark amber and a whisper of oud. The kind of fragrance that clung like memory, seductive and unusual.