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Chapter 14- FIRST TIME

Author: Victor ellis
last update publish date: 2026-08-18 01:44:41

When I got home. I laid on my bed and regretted going out in the first place. Tears filled my eyes.

Later at night. I sat on the edge of my bed with the small lamp burning low, still feeling the bruises from the duel. Every part of me ached, but the worst pain was the quiet humiliation that refused to leave.

A soft knock came at the window.

I turned quickly. Rhett stood outside in the dark. I opened the window and he climbed in without a sound, closing it behind him.

For a moment we only lo
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