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Take The Test

Author: Page Hunter
last update publish date: 2026-08-31 23:37:16

Chapter 213: Take The Test

Lizzie

I sat stiffly in the enormous living room and tried to take up as little space as possible.

Sav was beside me. The rest of the Blackwoods who still had the stomach for waiting—everyone except Reginald, Ryan, and Rosalie—were scattered across the couches and chairs like people stranded after a storm, pretending the furniture made them safe.

Roman’s men were still moving through the house, opening walls and lifting frames and checking the places no one had ever
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Chanel
She needs to build a bridge and get over it. What she lived was real but her trauma is NOTHING compared to any of the Blackwoods or Harts. Savannah & Roman survived bloodbath’s & real tragedy. She’s starting to sound like a bratty selfish child. We need some real character development here ASAP
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Chanel
I love them both, but her “My body my choice” attitude is just toxic & disgusting. Willing to terminate Reese’s child the thought of it alone shows more than just fear. Nope, It’s a selfish & conditional. Vows are unconditional & selfless. Marriage language is “us, we, ours” not “me, mine, I”
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Melinda Grubb
I agree with you hopefully she can past her trauma
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