(Reese)
Noah left for the compound a little after ten. He kissed me goodbye and promised he wouldn't be gone all day. I told him I wasn't planning to leave the apartment anyway. After yesterday's fashion show, a quiet day sounded perfect.
I locked the door behind him and leaned against it for a second. The apartment was quiet, but it didn't feel lonely anymore. Noah had become part of this place without either of us really trying. It already felt different from the home I'd been living in alone.
I changed into a pair of shorts and one of Noah's t shirts before settling onto the couch. The television played in the background, but I wasn't paying attention to it. My thoughts kept returning to what Noah had told me over coffee. Marcus being Victor Crane's son still didn't feel real.
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