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What she doesn’t know won’t hurt her

Author: Brittany dawn
last update publish date: 2026-07-29 17:30:23

Archer’s POV:

The training dummy exploded into pieces. Straw scattered across the practice ring as my fist punched straight through its chest.

“Damn.”

I pulled my hand free and watched the dummy collapse into a pathetic heap.

“That’s the fourth one.”

I looked over my shoulder. Kieran Wolfe, My Beta, leaned lazily against the arena fence, his arms crossed over his broad chest. His gray eyes dropped to the destroyed dummy before lifting back to me.

“They’re going to start charging you for those.
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