Under Glass
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MatureOngoing7h 45m
Last published Thu, Jul 2, 2026
Kate Martin wanted an internship.
Instead, she got Erin O'Callaghan. A woman who built her life entirely on distance and control - a composed, cutting curator entirely out of reach.
Kate challenges that distance from the moment they meet.
Between late nights and shared ambition, the line between professionalism and a dangerous understanding begins to blur.
But this world is built on trust.
Careers can shatter.
Reputations can be tarnished.
Especially when everyone is watching.
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