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Episode 7: Secrets of the Syndicate

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​The echoes of their raw, breathless passion still lingered in the heavy air of Torin’s private quarters. Clara lay tangled in the dark velvet sheets, her breathing slowly returning to normal as the crushing weight of Torin's body shifted beside her. He didn't pull away completely; his large, warm hand remained heavily anchored on her waist, his thumb lazily tracing circles against her bare skin in a quiet, possessive rhythm.

​The silver glow in his eyes had receded into a cool, calm metallic g
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