THE GOLDEN CAGE
But it was the man standing right behind the guard who made the room spin violently.
Fuhad.
The soft, blue light from his burner phone caught the sharp lines of his face, casting long, familiar shadows against the wood-paneled walls. He wasn't wearing the tactical gear of Dominic’s elite security detail, nor the sharp, clinical suits of The Consortium. He wore a simple, dark utility jacket, his expressions entirely devoid of the casual, calculated social limits they had tip-toed around months ago.
"Fuhad," Vivian breathed, the name slipping past her lips like a broken ghost. Her fingers instinctively clawed into the fabric of her skirt, her palm pressing the hard, metallic edge of the stolen
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