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Before he could answer me, a knock came from the door.
Rowan turned toward it and let out a low groan before looking back at me.
My heart skipped.
Liana had already left.
Who else could it be?
But the scent that slipped in from outside was old and familiar.
"It looks like you're going to leave now," he said quietly.
There was something in his voice that made my chest tighten.
I looked down at myself before looking back at him. "Like this?" I said. "I can't... I'm naked."
A small smile touched his lips.
I frowned, confused, watching him as he reached over my head toward one of the shelves. His fingers pulled out a neatly folded shirt.
It was soft pink.
Long enough to cover me.
It looked much more proper than the one he had torn into pieces.
"I've always wondered if you'd
