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Sixteen - A Whore's Lesson

Author: V.Grey
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-27 23:02:29

Alessandra's POV

My phone wouldn’t stop buzzing on the table, rattling like it was trying to remind me I still had to exist. Who the hell calls first thing in the morning.

I didn’t check I just answered.

“I’ve been calling you! What the hell is going on with you?”

Stella. Of course.

“What happened” I rasped, my voice still rough with sleep.

“Remember that guy? The one who tried to force you to dance last Friday at the club?”

“Why would I want to remember him, Stella? Can we not—”

“He’s dead.”

My eyes flew open. I sat up too fast.

“What?”

“Yeah. They found him in the boiler room on Saturday. Completely disfigured. The only reason they even figured out who he was because his phone was nearby. My dad was talking to my brother about it, and I snuck a peek at the before and after photo—it was definitely him. The club’s keeping it hush-hush.”

Her words came too fast. My brain struggled to make them fit into something I could process.

“Disfigured?” I asked, like I didn’t already feel sick.

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how could he be treating Alessandra like dat her daughter for that matter and Alex supported her father and what the hell is going on between Killian and Lia
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