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CHAPTER 34 – COLLISION

作者: Ssally
last update 公開日: 2025-11-20 08:03:36

Jaxon’s POV

Getting Alina to the truck felt like trying to move a very stubborn cat that had clearly had too much to drink.

“I can walk,” she insisted, even though she tripped over nothing three times in just a few minutes.

“Clearly,” I replied, catching her elbow just before she almost fell into a parked bike. “You’re doing great at it.”

“Don’t talk down to me,” she muttered, but she let me help guide her to where I’d parked the SUV. The loud music from the warehouse was fading behind us, bu
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