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2022-01-15 05:58:27Josh didn't need to ask for he knew who she was talking about, and he hated it. "Who are you and what do you want from me?"
The lady scoffed and moved closer to him. "You are so handsome..." Her finger grazed through his jawline. "If only I liked men."
Josh grabbed her hand pulling it from his face abruptly and dumping it down on her side which made the woman smile. "You are so fierce just like your mother..."
"She is not my mother!" He said with a stern voice.
The woman chuckled which made Josh more irritated. She understood the reason why Josh made that statement. "My bad."
Josh closed his eyes and took a deep breath. "I will ask you again what do you want from me."
"I want you dead.."
Josh expression didn't change even for a second which the woman thought would happen. She thought he would be surprised.
"Is that all?" Josh asked expecting more than that usual news.
The woman narrowed h
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