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SEVENTY
It was hard for her to adjust to her new world when she was certain she didn't want to be at this wedding. With passing time, things changed. Her likeness turned into love.
His fingers dug in her skin. Breaking her thoughts, she looked at him. He pushed open the door of the bedroom.
She could never bring herself to insist, to know more about his dark life. She was so pleased with his caring nature that tears appeared in her eyes. For a moment, she couldn't see him clearly.
He glanced down at her and scowled, "Does it hurt?" He asked, turning his gaze to her arm.
Blinking, she noticed his handsome face and blue gaze, "Do you always face danger?" She asked.
He looked at her, "Ups and downs are a part of life. I don't care m
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