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Chapter 202 – Burden of Proof

Penulis: Quinn Montclair
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-09-03 14:22:04

Gavin

"You put a camera on their fence without telling me."

"After the cougar."

Corben's already got his phone out and the video lined up to play.

"I figured if the council wouldn't let us do anything, we could at least watch."

"That's not the arrangement."

"No, sir."

He doesn't put the phone away.

He's standing in front of my desk with it held out like a man holding a snake by the neck. Something about this is making him hellishly nervous, which sets me on edge.

I’m not a fan of my subordinate
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Quinn Montclair
Gavin is the scum of the earth and he deserves to die a very slow, very painful death.
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lsimmons424
Gavin is a piece of work. I want the witch to kill him and the council, then Dax and Noah kill the witch and HEA! :-). I’m ready! :-)
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