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Chapter 23: The Raw Truth

Author: Alexis389
last update publish date: 2026-07-02 03:14:00

I didn’t leave his townhouse. I stood on the doorstep for a few seconds, the night air cooling my heated skin, before I turned around and banged on the door again. Harder this time. The alcohol still buzzed in my blood, mixing with the pain and the need until I couldn’t think straight. The door opened fast. Killian stood there, shirtless and breathing hard, grey eyes wild.

Before he could speak, I shoved my way inside again. He closed the door behind me with a slam. The townhouse felt smaller
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