The Billionaire Trap
I stared at the fire and thought of how easily everything burns — homes, promises, people, lifes.
And then I heard footsteps. Heavy, confident, careless.
Alex.
He came in like he owned the silence, his shadow stretching long across the carpet. That same mocking grin twisted his face — the one that always came when he wanted to pick a wound and watch it bleed.
“Well,” he said, voice laced with contempt, “the tragic poet returns. Whisky in hand, staring at ashes like they might whisper her name back to you.”
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