Harrison stopped several feet away.
His gaze landed first on Lucky.
The tiny puppy had somehow dragged one of his expensive silk ties across the floor and was currently chewing it with terrifying enthusiasm.
He stared.
Expression unreadable.
Raina followed his gaze.
Then calmly took the ruined tie from Lucky’s mouth.
“She’s teething.”
A pause.
“I’ll replace it.”
“It doesn’t matter.”
His voice was low from exhaustion.
Raina finally looked at him.
And froze for half a second.
He looked terrible.
Not polished Harrison Grant.
Not the untouchable CEO.
Just… tired.
Dark circles shadowed beneath his eyes. His shirt sleeves were rolled unevenly. The sharp edges of him looked worn down.
But her expression cooled almost instantly again.
“Breakfast is there if you want it.”
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