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Chapter 33
During my daze, somebody took a seat to my left, bringing the strong smell of cologne along with him. It nearly choked me in its tight grasp and was enough to jolt me awake.
"Reniella De Vega." He smiled.
I turned my head and met those infamous blue eyes. Taron Rios.
His long legs were crossed and he stretched out his body along the pew with his arm sneaking behind my head. Deshawn lifted himself from my shoulder.
"Hello," I greeted carefully.
"How are you?" he asked and looked at me through those thick lashes.
"I'm fine, how are you?" I countered.
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