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Chapter Twenty

Author: Imma Noir
last update publish date: 2026-03-26 13:23:50

“Lila…” the deep, familiar voice that never fails to weaken my knees whispers.

I gasp, my heart thumping even faster as his hand moves past my waist, further down. Tilting my head, I hold onto him because letting go is not an option.

He swipes his tongue softly along my lower lip, causing my stomach to flutter from pleasure. His arm tightens around me as he deepens the kiss, caressing my body tenderly.

A pleasant ache, one that I’ve never felt, tugs at my chest as I open my mouth to tell him n
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