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15: I wasn't done looking

Author: Miss M Valentine
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-16 15:50:06

I hesitated, my legs refusing to move. I wanted to beg, to plead with him to let me go. But before I could make a sound, Marek shoved me into the car. The leather seats were worn and cracked, smelling faintly of smoke and something metallic. He slid in after me, his arm heavy across the backrest, caging me in. The young man in the driver’s seat glanced at me in the rearview mirror, his lips tightening. “Kurwa, Marek,” he muttered in Polish, shaking his head. “You said you just needed to see someone.”

Marek grinned, his scar pulling tight. “I am, Patryk,” he turned his head, looking me straight in the eyes, his ice blue stare pinning me in place, making me shiver. “I am looking at her right now.”

Patryk’s jaw clenched. “Why did you bring her here?” he pressed, his voice carrying urgency, nerves just beneath the surface.

“Well,” Marek murmured, calm as ever, his gaze still locked on mine. “I decided I wasn’t done looking.”

“Idiota,” Patryk muttered under his breath, shaking his head
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