Chapter 10

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Roman's POV The apartment was too quiet. I woke up late. Maddie was gone by then, thank f**k. Her perfume still lingered cheap and sugary, clinging to the couch like regret. I didn’t need a reminder of the night before. I didn’t want it. Not when all I could think about was her. I don’t know what time Ariana came home last night. If she came home at all. I kept telling myself I didn’t care. That it didn’t matter. That whatever she saw—whatever she thought she saw—wasn’t my f*****g problem. But the longer the silence stretched, the more I started to notice every creak in the floorboards, every second ticking by without her footsteps, her humming, her presence. Her room was still locked when I passed by. I stood there like an i***t, fingers twitching against her doorknob, listening. N

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