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Three days after the gala, the doorbell rang. I already knew who it was. I opened the door. Gabriel stood there, not in a polished tuxedo, but in a rolled-up gray shirt, his tie stuffed into his coat pocket. He looked exhausted, like he hadn’t slept since we saw each other again. I said nothing. I simply stepped aside and let him in.
Lucas crossed his arms, his gaze sharp. “Heard for what? To make yourself feel better for leaving before we were even born?”
“No,” Gabriel swallowed hard.
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