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CHAPTER 346: Can He Hear Himself?

Author: Lady Sheldon
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I glared up at him, refusing to flinch even though the blade was right there over my heart.

“So you’re not a couple?” I asked.

Kai’s maniacal grin faltered. His smile also faded fast like someone had flipped a switch. The blush deepened for a second, then drained away as he slowly pulled the knife back from my chest. He didn’t answer me. Instead he sighed and tilted his head back to stare at the ceiling.

“Things were going so well… so fucking well,” he muttered softly. “Now it’s all—“

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