MINA
The moment Elias’ shoes hit the dock, he turned to me with a scowl that was very much misplaced.
“I told you not to let him ride with us,” he muttered under his breath.
I looked up at him. “Why?”
He opened his mouth, then closed it again. In the end, he couldn’t say anything fruitful. Instead, he shot a sharp look over my shoulder.
Aiden, who had just stepped off the yacht before us, glanced back with an amused smile. “Come on,” he said lightly, already walking ahead.
I looked around, distracted before I could question Elias further.
Somehow, Montrose looked even… lighter.
It hadn’t been that long since I left, yet it felt like returning after years away. We barely took five steps before heads started turning.
Then voices followed.
“Oh my Moon Goddess!”
“Aiden Knight is
