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CHAPTER SIXTY EIGHT

Author: Stone Heart
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Draven’s Point of view

The first thing I felt when my eyes opened was the pounding in my skull. The second was the bitter taste of last night’s liquor still clinging to my tongue. And the third, the one that clawed deeper than any hangover ever could was the faint warmth at my side.

Ms. Blackwood.

Her perfume clung to the sheets, sweet and suffocating, but it wasn’t what made my stomach twist. It was the realization of what her presence in my bed meant. I had been drunk, so far gone I barely remembered anything after the bottle slipped from my hand but not enough to forget who I truly wanted beside me.

Liora.

Her name burned through my mind like a curse. I turned onto my back, staring at the ceiling, jaw tightening until my teeth ground together.

No, she didn’t leave. She couldn’t have. Liora’s not capable of walking away. She lives for the scraps of attention I give her, clings to the bond like it’s her lifeline. She can scream and cry and run all she wants, but she’ll come back. She
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Sunshinearl
I really hope liora won’t come back to this massive a^^h^le! I’m afraid now of the title of the book. But please… let her be strong and break the bond with Draven. I really like Jacob.
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