I had long buried the memory of the boy with ink-fingers and a crooked grin—until the night of my debut ball. The music faltered. The air shifted. And across the gilded ballroom, he stood—no longer a boy, but a man shaped by foreign suns and time. His eyes met mine, and in them, I saw a flicker of the past—wild, untamed, and utterly forbidden.
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