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he chose the wrong latina

Author: Maya East
last update publish date: 2026-07-21 17:15:22

Crack.

Then a small explosion sent shards of glass across the foyer floor like bad rain.

I dropped sideways, my elbow slamming into the hardwood. Pain shot up my arm, bright enough to flash at the edges of my vision, but I didn’t stay down.

I had plenty of flaws.

Freezing while someone wore my twin brother’s face and tried to break into my house wasn’t one of them.

“Bella!” Zach’s voice was still in my ear.

“I’m alive,” I hissed.

“Get away from the door.”

I went still.

The man’s hand came throu
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    I closed the tablet. “This doesn’t mean I agree.”“I know.”“This doesn’t mean I trust you.”“I know.”“And if you secretly have a basement room filled with photographs, red string, and strands of my hair in plastic bags, I’m burning down your forest.”This time, his smile appeared a little more fully. Thin. Dark. Extremely unhelpful to national stability. “Your hair is difficult to get.”I stared at him.He added, “You’re always replacing your brush.”I pointed at him. “That is the creepiest thing you’ve ever said, and you once told me Switzerland was too cold for kidnapping.”“I thought you liked observant men.”“I like men who can die quickly when necessary.”“Promising.”Before I could decide whether the heavy security tablet could be used as a blunt weapon, Bianna appeared in the sitting-room doorway with her phone in one hand and the expression of a woman who had just found her purpose in life.“Boss.”“What?”“I have a suite.”“I know.”“Not a room. A suite.”“Congratulations.

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    “Come on. We’re going home.”I finally said it again, even though my own voice sounded far away in my ears. Like it belonged to some other woman who just happened to be wearing my face.Max immediately tightened his arms around Zach’s neck.No.Wait.What?Now he was clinging to the man like it was

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