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The Dress

Author: BOSEF530
last update publish date: 2026-06-29 19:00:00

Daniel's Pov

"You're serious about this," James said, eyeing me across the boutique's small waiting area. "You're actually here."

"She needs something for the gala."

"She could've gone alone with your credit card."

"I wanted to make sure she had what she needed."

"Sure you did." He smirked and settled into one of the velvet chairs scattered near the fitting rooms. "This has n

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