Chapter 30

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Margot POV In the days after the heat, Rhett Vanderbilt and I didn’t see each other. Didn’t text. From days of intense, skin-to-skin everything to radio silence, like strangers. The drop felt brutal. Worst part: I had no right to feel hurt about it. Worse still, the second I knew I’d see him again, something in me lit up, anyway. I hurried out of the elevator and straight to his reserved spot in the upper levels. Quiet up there. I kept my head down anyway. Inside the car, Rhett was already watching me, relaxed, that faint, almost-smile on his face. No phone, no papers. Just waiting. My pulse jumped. “Come here.” He held out a hand. I hesitated, then put mine in his. He tugged me across the seat and onto his lap in one smooth motion. His nose found the side of my neck, and he

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