Unspoken

The four hours stretched long, each tick of the clock echoing like a taunt against the discordant melody within me. Every attempt to focus on the Parisian cityscape outside my window was marred by the knowledge of Zephyr's impending return. Would she push her agenda further, or was this forced proximity truly meant for my amusement?

The knock on the door came precisely four hours after her initial announcement, punctuality being another weapon in her arsenal. Taking a deep breath, I smoothed down my rumpled clothes and opened the door to find Zephyr standing there, her expression unreadable.

"The delay has miraculously resolved," she announced, her voice devoid of warmth. "Shall we?"

The jet, once again adorned with its air of opulent luxury, felt even more suffocating after the forced intimacy of the hotel room. The silence between us was thick, broken only by the soft hum of the engines and the occasional clink of ice in our drinks.

I tried to engage in conversation, to pry into her
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