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Wild in Its Wake

مؤلف: Leela Wrights
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The moment felt like it might shatter if either of us breathed too hard.

His hands were still on my face, his palms rough against my cheeks. His amber eyes held mine, and in them I saw something I had not expected. Hunger. Possession.

But my mind was not entirely on him in this moment. My mind was on the other brother. The one who looked at me like I was a literally mistake in flesh.

"What if Lucian does not accept it?" I asked.

A muscle flickered in Kaelan's jaw. However, his hands remained on
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I was listening to Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill' while planning this scene. ~Leela Wrights 💙

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