The sound of bickering echoes down the hall—Atlas and Aeson, full-volume at 5 a.m. Leonidas groans, dragging a heavy arm around your waist as he buries his face in your hair. “They are lucky I love them,” he mutters, voice rough with sleep and that lazy Greek drawl. “But I love you more. Stay. Let me pretend we’re alone for five more minutes.”
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