Accidentally Yours (Merffy Kizzmet) novel Chapter 120

Accidentally Yours

Chapter 120.

Lola blew across her mug, keeping her tone even. “It’s not what you think.”

Nico backed her up. “We talked about it. Last night. This morning. Lines, boundaries. Enzo’s in the loop. Always.”

Gino looked between them like they’d sprouted horns. “Lines? Boundaries? Enzo gave permission for this?”

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Silence stretched for a beat. Then Lola sighed, pinching the bridge of her nose. “This is a conversation we really should be having with him here.”

Nico nodded. “Agreed. No point trying to dissect it without the man himself.”

Gino threw his arms wide. “Great. Fantastic. So until then, I’m just supposed to drink my coffee and pretend this is normal?”

Lola smirked over the rim of her mug. “Pretty much.”

“Pretty much?!” Gino’s voice cracked an octave. He slammed his hand against the counter, eyes wild. “What the fuck even happened? You two keep talking about lines and boundaries like it’s a goddamn board meeting. Did you actually do something? With Enzo right there?!”

Nico groaned, dragging his hand down his face. “Yeah. But again–we should wait for Enzo to get into any of this.”

“So you’re not going to tell me what happened?” Gino barked.

“Well, we can,” Nico said carefully. “But there’s no point until he’s here. I don’t want to talk about it without him.”

“Unbelievable!” Gino spun in a circle, hands in his hair like the ceiling might collapse on him. “You’re seriously gonna make me wait?! You’re both insane. I don’t wanna wait!”

Lola glanced at Nico, lips twitching. “Should we just tell him?”

Nico muttered, “I still think we wait.”

Her grin sharpened. “Or… we could show him.” She pulled her phone from the counter, already scrolling.

Gino froze, staring like she’d just detonated a grenade. “Show me? Show me what? WHAT DID YOU TWO DO?”

“Jake,” Lola sang into her phone, thumbs flying. “Send balcony footage. Two to four a.m. Thanks, babe.”

Nico’s head snapped up. “Lo-”

She winked at him, sipping her coffee with her free hand. “Relax. Transparency’s a good thing.”

Gino staggered back a step, clutching his chest like he needed divine intervention. “Balcony footage?! You maniacs. No. No, don’t you dare-”

Her phone buzzed in her hand. Lola’s smirk curved sharper. “Too late.”

The feed was grainy, angled from the balcony door, but it didn’t matter–there was plenty to see.

10:57 Wed, Oct 8 M

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