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CHAPTER 13: NEW PLAYER IN TOWN

Author: Lizzy Fash
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-21 12:19:53
KLAUS

The entire office is seriously tense; Daniel is barely holding on; he's like an addict whose drug was taken away from him. We've been stuck here for about a week, Rebel calls occasionally, and this is the only time he's at peace, even for a while, and because she's currently not in the country, it's a very tense atmosphere. How did he think he could think this Tempest of a being? I keep wondering if she's trouble, but she centres on him and can hold her own anywhere she finds herself. I'm brought out of my reverie when I hear Daniel snap at Mia, who is once again barely dressed and trying to shoot a shot at him, but she doesn't get it; if she had a chance to get back with him before it's gone now. He'd never leave Rebel because he's locked.

"I will tell you this again, Mia: I am not interested in whatever, fantasy you're cooking, and unless I meet your boss in person unless representatives come in, we don't need to collaborate on anything. You've given me enough headache as i
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