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Chapter 44 : The Shadow and the Confession 2

Autor: Déesse
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-03-11 19:32:37

Diane

Then I tell her about Saturday night. About his call. About his car waiting outside my building. About the glass house on the heights, the moon, the deliberate and possessive slowness with which he… reclaimed what was his, marked his territory. I pass my hand over my blouse, where the mark is hidden. Chloé follows the movement, horrified and fascinated.

"He… marked you?"

"Like a possession," I confirm, a strange smile on my lips. "And I let him. I wanted it."

"You're insane. Completely in
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