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I'd rip your dress off

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Rae’s POV

The afternoon had melted away in the softest way possible.

After the call from Mom, Killian hadn’t left my side for more than five minutes at a time.

He’d carried me to the couch, wrapped us both in the biggest blanket, and let me curl into his chest while some mindless rom-com played in the background.

He fed me grapes one by one, kissed my temple every time I sighed, and whispered little reassurances whenever my eyes went distant, “We’ve got time, baby,” “I’m right here,” “You’r
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