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ARES’ POVThe city lights flickered past us as I drove through the shadowed streets of Los Angeles. The scent of concrete and late-night tacos hung in the air, mixed with a distant saltiness from the ocean breeze. The occasional palm tree whizzed by, casting fleeting shadows across the dashboard.From the corner of my eye, I kept stealing glances at Noah.His head was leaned out the window, his short hay fluttering with the night wind like he was some carefree teenager out on a midnight joyride. As if that wasn't enough, he stuck his hand out too, letting it slice through the air. The city was sleeping, but Noah was alive—too alive.“You really want to go on that school trip?” I asked, my voice calm but firm, slicing through the heavy silence between us.There was a pause. Then his voice came, softer than usual. “Yeah,” he said, almost like an exhale. “It’s not just a school trip to me. It’s like… a breather from all this. From my brothers. From my messed-up life.”He turned toward me
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I leaned against the edge of the bar, staring at Noah like he owed me answers… or maybe I just liked watching the way his lips moved when he tried to explain himself.He looked at me, eyes glassy, cheeks pink, like he was caught red-handed.Then...Tada!...he pulled out a half-empty bottle of wine from behind his back like it was a magic trick.“Here,” he said with a goofy smile, voice thick with a drunken slur. “This is what I’m hiding.”He laughed, more like giggled, and for a second, I froze. What the hell was that? That wasn’t just tipsy behavior. That was... dangerously adorable.I walked over, snatched the bottle from his hand, and moved it out of reach. He groaned, reaching for it like a toddler wanting candy."Mine," he whined.“Nope.” I sidestepped.He lost balance and tumbled backward onto the couch with a thud. “Oops...couch is spinning,” he murmured, blinking at the ceiling.I sighed and sat on the glass coffee table across from him, setting the bottle down like it was cont
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NOAH'S POVA low groan slipped from my lips as the morning sun crawled across the hotel window, stabbing directly into my eyes like it had a personal grudge. My stomach grumbled loud enough to make me wince. Damn it. I hadn’t eaten properly yesterday. Lucas had made breakfast before we left, but I was in too much of a rush to even take a bite. Now, my stomach was throwing a full-on tantrum.I blinked the sleep out of my eyes and glanced around. Sebastian’s bed was empty. Of course it was. He was probably out being annoyingly perfect while I looked like a half-dead raccoon.Dragging myself from the bed, I shuffled into the bathroom and splashed cold water on my face. Bathing was not an option, not while my stomach was holding a riot. I threw on a clean T-shirt, ran my fingers through my tangled mess of hair, and left the room, bouncing a little as I walked through the hallway toward Penny’s room. The plan was simple—grab Penny, find Nathan, and inhale some pancakes before my insides d
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ARES' POVI sat in the backseat of the black Mercedes, fingers clenched into a tight fist on my lap. The air in the car was thick, suffocating almost, as I replayed the scene from earlier—over and over again.That damned image.Sebastian’s arm wrapped around Noah.Little Leister The protective, almost possessive way Sebastian held him. My jaw clenched. He had no right. No one did.How dare he let someone touch him like that?A low growl vibrated in my throat as I leaned back against the leather seat. The engine purred softly, and yet, the rage burning within me roared like a wildfire. I was this close to snapping earlier—if Sebastian had said one more word, if he had looked at me with that smug glint in his eyes—I might have ripped him in half."Noah doesn't know who Sebastian is" Rex tried to reason But the rational voice in my head was quickly drowned out by the fury. I didn’t care. The passenger door opened abruptly, and Penny slid in, dressed in a chic white blouse and matching
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I leaned against the edge of the bar, staring at Noah like he owed me answers… or maybe I just liked watching the way his lips moved when he tried to explain himself.He looked at me, eyes glassy, cheeks pink, like he was caught red-handed.Then...Tada!...he pulled out a half-empty bottle of wine from behind his back like it was a magic trick.“Here,” he said with a goofy smile, voice thick with a drunken slur. “This is what I’m hiding.”He laughed, more like giggled, and for a second, I froze. What the hell was that? That wasn’t just tipsy behavior. That was... dangerously adorable.I walked over, snatched the bottle from his hand, and moved it out of reach. He groaned, reaching for it like a toddler wanting candy."Mine," he whined.“Nope.” I sidestepped.He lost balance and tumbled backward onto the couch with a thud. “Oops...couch is spinning,” he murmured, blinking at the ceiling.I sighed and sat on the glass coffee table across from him, setting the bottle down like it was cont
