All Chapters of ONE NIGHT,EVERY NIGHT : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

 The police station buzzed with quiet activity under harsh fluorescent lights. Damien sat in a small room with the real Kai beside him. Their hands were free now, but the weight of the night still pressed down on them. Across the hall, in another room, the man who looked exactly like Kai the one who had fired the shot  waited with an officer. Marcus had already been taken to the hospital under guard. He would face charges later for the kidnapping. A detective entered the room carrying a folder. He sat down across from them and placed the folder on the table. “We’ve run some quick tests. Blood work. Preliminary DNA. The results are in.” Kai leaned forward, his face pale. “What does it say?” The detective opened the folder. “You two share identical markers. Same blood type. Same genetic profile in the areas we checked. You’re twins. Kai Lennox and Kaicen Lennox. Y

The breakfast table grew quiet after Kai’s small panic attack passed. The eggs had gone cold, but no one seemed to mind. Damien stayed close to Kai, his hand resting lightly on Kai’s back, offering steady warmth without squeezing too tight. Kaicen sat across from them, sipping his coffee and watching his brother with careful eyes. The morning light had shifted, turning the penthouse brighter, but the heaviness from the night before still lingered in the room.“I think we should do something about this,” Damien said after a while. His voice was calm, not pushing. “All of us. The shooting, the twin thing, the kidnapping. It’s too much to carry alone. I found a therapist who works with trauma and family stuff. She has an opening this afternoon for an introduction session. All three of us. No pressure to go deep. Just to start.”Kai looked up from his plate. His eyes were still a little red. “Yeah. I think I need that. My head keeps spinning. I keep feeling like I pulled the trigger even

 The afternoon sun had moved across the penthouse windows by the time they got back from therapy. The three of them stepped inside and took off their shoes near the door. The space felt quieter than usual, like it was waiting for them to settle into this new version of normal. Kai walked to the couch and sat down slowly. His shoulders still carried the weight of the session. Damien stayed close but gave him room, watching with careful eyes. Kaicen stood in the middle of the living room for a moment, looking around like he was seeing the place for the first time. “This is really something,” he said. “All this glass and light. I’ve never stayed anywhere with views like this. My last place had a window that looked at a brick wall.” Kai smiled a little from the couch. “It takes getting used to. I felt the same when I first came here. Like I didn’t belong in a place this nice.”&

 The morning light filled the bedroom slowly. Damien lay awake for a while, feeling Kai’s steady breathing against his chest. The night had been gentle, full of quiet touches and soft words. He kissed the top of Kai’s head before carefully slipping out of bed. Kai stirred but didn’t wake fully. Damien pulled on a fresh shirt and pants, then walked to the kitchen to make coffee. Kaicen was already there, sitting at the counter with a mug in his hands. He looked up when Damien entered. “Morning,” Kaicen said. “Couldn’t sleep much. Kept thinking about everything.” Damien poured himself a cup. “Same here. But we’re moving forward. I have a board meeting today at ValeTech. First big one since the changes. Kai wants to come with me for support. You okay staying here alone for a few hours?” Kaicen nodded. “I’ll be fine. I might call my old job, see if they need anything. Or just sit with my tho

The dinner plates were cleared and the kitchen lights turned low. The three of them had talked quietly over the meal, small pieces of the day shared without pushing too hard. Kaicen helped wash the last few dishes, then said goodnight and headed down the hall to the guest room. Kai watched his brother go with a soft look in his eyes before turning back to Damien.“Today was good,” Kai said. “Hard, but good. Spending time with Kaicen felt right. Like we’re starting to figure out what being brothers means.”Damien nodded and took Kai’s hand. His grip was light, careful. “I’m glad. You both needed that. I stayed here and tried to give you the space. It wasn’t always easy, but I did it. For you.”Kai stepped closer and rested his forehead against Damien’s. “I know. And I felt it. Thank you. I think I need you tonight. Not in a big way. Just… close. Safe. Can we go to bed?”Damien kissed his forehead. “Yes. Whatever you need. Slow. Gentle. I’ll check in the whole time. You tell me if anyth