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POV: Khyle

Gunner's threat had been pretty convincing, and Khyle had jumped into the passenger seat instead of the driver's seat, guessing that might be one step too much for the embattled enforcer. He'd only been a second or two behind, but it had been just enough time for Khyle to lock the doors and roll the window down. And he'd made Gunner promise to behave before he opened the door. Khyle wasn't actually scared. It was a game. And all in all, his impromptu plan had worked. Gunner's mood, t
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