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Chapter 36: Out Of Control

Author: Bibi Abdul
last update publish date: 2026-06-11 16:54:13

Marcus’s POV

Fuck.

A thousand and one ways to die, and I never expected seeing Sophia like that to be one of them.

The images clung to my head like a web I couldn’t tear free of. She knew nothing about what she had done.

Her eyes were wide, innocent as she watched me, while I stood in front of her, my mind thinking of ways I could bend her over, and have my way with her.

I heard that sound, something that was going to haunt me forever.

I had heard the first moan. I should have walked away, bu
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