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Friends With Benefit

Author: Nessawrites
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"Don't you think you should learn how to tame your tongue?" Priya snapped, picking up the broken glass on the ground.

I froze in the doorway of the kitchen, the sharp edge of my last comment still hanging in the air between us. The wine glass had slipped from my fingers the moment she raised her voice, shattering against the tile with a sound that made both of us flinch. Dark red liquid spread in a slow pool around the shards, and Priya crouched carefully, gathering the larger pieces into her p
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