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Chapter 64 - Undressed

Autor: Pixie Snow
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Rafe’s hands slid beneath the hem of my shirt, warm and insistent, brushing over skin that shivered under his touch. Calder pressed behind me, fingers tracing along my sides, teasing along the curve of my waist, and I leaned into both of them, caught between grounding and fire.

Slowly, reverently, they began to lift my clothing, layer by layer, their hands careful but demanding. Every brush of their fingers across my skin sent sparks racing along my nerves. Rafe’s lips never left mine for long, pulling back just enough to trail kisses along my jaw, my throat, teasing, tasting, claiming.

Calder’s lips followed his hands, lips and teeth grazing my shoulders and neck, making me arch into him without thinking. The bond flared golden, throbbing with every pulse, every brush of skin against skin. My wolf stirred, curling around the heat and intimacy, whispering ours, steady and satisfied.

Rafe’s hands moved lower, pressing against my hips, holding me tight as he kissed me deeper, harder, cl
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