THE BILLIONAIRE'S REGRET
For a moment I thought the world was being kind to us, offering a show as if to say: endings can be beautiful, and beginnings sometimes come disguised as spectacle.
“I didn’t know the conversation would take this turn, so I asked for fireworks,” he said, the hint of sheepishness in his voice making me smile despite myself. “You did enjoy watching them from rooftops.”
I lifted my legs a little and pecked him on the cheek, a small, instinctive gesture that felt like reclaiming a peace I had thought lost.
Roman had other plans, he turned toward me, and his lips found mine. The kiss was instinctive, then purposeful, then everything in between. It tasted like apology and hunger and memory.
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