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Private Jet
"You will come home with me after everything is over."
That statement was all that remained in Moreau's mind now that she was here. Sitting quietly facing the journey home while occasionally shifting her attention out the window. While Abihirt was on the other side, looking like he was talking about something serious with Gabriel. Probably so important that there was hardly anything else the man could do, though occasionally their eyes would meet, and Moreau decided to step aside first. Unfortunately, she never expected that Abihirt would appear, taking up a position so close when the man's business was done. A masculine scent instantly wafted around her face. Moreau wanted to sink deeper by making the need to catch her breath unmissable. Suddenly she felt something move tentatively and realized Abihirt was holding the gold medallion that was still around her neck. Strange. The man's gray irises seemed to hold a certain thought.Related chapters
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