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    After a while, Corrine stopped crying. She looked up at him. “Let’s go back.”


    Nate nodded, his eyes darkening as he saw her swollen eyes from crying. He had nned a surprise to lift Corrine’s spirits, but instead, it had made her cry.


    They walked away from the rooftop, hand in hand, inplete silence.


    When they reached the elevator, Corrine nced at the three people trailing behind them. “You take the next one,” she said.


    With that, she pressed the button to shut the elevator doors.


    Nate turned to Corrine, noticing the strange look in her eyes. “What do you want to do?”


    Before he could finish, Corrine grabbed his tie, pulled him down, cupped his face, and kissed him.


    She tried to mimic Nate’s kisses from memory.


    However, her initiativested only a few seconds before Nate took control. For him, her taking the lead meant more than anything.


    He lifted Corrine, pressing her gently against the elevator wall.


    The kiss deepened, and their surroundings seemed to fade as the intensity of the moment took over, filling the small elevator with heat.


    Nate’s hands rested on her slim waist, the fabric of her clothes barely hiding the warmth of his touch.


    Corrine’s hands found his shoulders.


    The sound of the elevator chime broke the spell, and the dazed look in Corrine’s eyes vanished instantly.


    Corrine shoved Nate aside and stepped out of the elevator with a calm face. But her legs were unsteady, and she nearly lost her bnce. Luckily, Nate reacted quickly and caught her around the waist.


    The feel of his hand on her waist made Corrine feel as though she might burn up.


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    She nced at him.


    Nate’s dark eyes were intense, full of longing that sent her heart racing. His voice, deep and rough, came to her ear. “Why did you kiss me just now?”


    Corrine paused for a second, then pressed her lips tight. “Don’t you already know?”


    Nate, acting clueless, gave a small shake of his head. “I don’t.”


    Corrine was at a loss for words for a moment before she shot him a re. “If you don’t know, then forget it.”


    With that, she pulled away from his grip and headed straight for the car.


    Nate’s lips curled into a small smile as he hurried to catch up, grabbing her hand. “I really don’t know. Why don’t you tell me?”


    “There’s nothing to say.” Corrine’s cheeks were still a bit pink from her earlier embarrassment.


    How could she even begin to exin?


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