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He glared at me. “Not now.” He wanted to wait until we were alone to have this conversation. I could respect that. But that didn’t mean it was easy, staying quiet the rest of the ride until we pulled up to the entrance of the hotel. He waited for the driver to unload his suitcase, and once Jenner was gripping the handle, he walked into the lobby. My stomach ached as I stood behind him at the front desk, especially when he requested only one room key. He said nothing as he walked by me on the way to the elevator, but I followed him inside, waiting for his eyes to land on me. But they didn’t. He wouldn’t even glance in my direction. The door slid open at the fifth floor, and we walked down the hallway to his suite. The moment he stepped in, he left his suitcase right by the door and w

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