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I caught myself before making a meme out of today. I kept my gaze locked on the altar when I saw my husband to be. Jesus Christ. This man worths more than a marriage to a Bailes family member. And at that moment I almost bolted. Damiel, standing on seven feet, looks even taller today, his eyebrows naturally carved, This man worths more than a marriage to a Bailes family member. Damiel, standing on seven feet, looks even taller today, his eyebrows naturally carved, damn, this man should be given a muzzle with how huge he is, he even towers over the priest at his own wedding.

One quick draw, and I could have the blade at his carotid before he blinks those damn storm gray eyes. Damien's mouth quirks, not quite a smile, more like the ghost of one, the kind a wolf gives before it lunges. "Feisty. I like that." His voice is velvet over gravel, the same timbre that echoed in my nightmares, grunting and commanding in that hotel bathroom. He steps even closer, crowding me against the door, his body a wall of tailored muscle and entitlement. 6’5 ft, easy broad shoulders that block out the light.

Nothing about this meeting would be professional. Damien Kane was already waiting. He sat behind a massive obsidian desk like a king on his throne, sleeves of his crisp white shirt rolled up to reveal corded forearms dusted with dark hair. Thirty-four years old, impossibly tall, broad-shouldered, and carved from ice and sin. His dark hair was perfectly styled, but those storm-gray eyes… they were anything but calm. They tracked her every step, stripping away every layer of armor she’d tried to wear.

And that was okay. “I swear my blisters have blisters at this point,” I grumbled as we walked out of our last store. “But is not nice to breathe different air away from the campus? It’s more…fresh out here.” Damien towered over my 5”6 frame easily. He wasn’t as tall as Craig, but he was still tall enough. He had this boyish charm to him that had half of the cashiers in the stores flirting with him, and I couldn’t blame them. He carried this air of calm and light that you couldn’t help but to drawn to.

She had fallen helplessly, hopelessly in love with that devastatingly handsome man. Damian was six-foot-three, wearing nothing but a simple T-shirt and jeans, yet his powerful muscles were impossible to ignore—like those of a wild beast. His features looked as if God Himself had sculpted them with divine precision. God, he was gorgeous. She was certain that if he stood among the statues in an Italian gallery, people would pay just to see him.

he called out to the man he joined in on our conversation. Damien was of average height and looked boring with a face cap on his head, he had a slim body also; I could tell he was just like Dr. Bernard, the only difference was that he was younger and he used glasses. What a weirdo. Mariano would never approve of any handsome man coming near me. The only male workers here are the security officers and my psychiatrist, Mariano, was that protective!. “HI I’m Damien, I will be your new Psychiatrist!” he stretched his hands towards me; I ignored his greetings, “Follow me” Dr. Bernard closed the gap.

Damian Thorn is a 35 year old, his 6.2 feet tall handsome guy. He is a Greek god that makes girls drool, his the definition of an ideal guy yet behind this perfect image of wealth lies a psychotic maniac. His feared by most due to horrid tales about his shady business dealings, some say he has no soul and those who know him speak not of him due to fear of him dealing with them. His family knows his a serial killer, they've tried different kinds of help from different institutions to try and offer him help his mother always wonders what she did wrong during his upbringing for him to end up this way.

Agnes Church, a rambling house that smelled of incense, candle wax, and the faint, masculine musk of the man who slept just down the hall. Father Damien was thirty two, tall and broad shouldered, with black hair that curled slightly at the nape of his neck and a jawline sharp enough to cut glass. His black clerical shirt stretched across a chest that clearly knew hard labor, chopping firewood for the poor, carrying the elderly up the church steps, lifting crates of wine for communion. Every time he rolled up his sleeves to wash dishes after their silent suppers, Amelia’s mouth went dry. The white collar at his throat should have been a warning. Instead it was a dare.

Damien boomed his voice over the phone which startled Rojas in his seat. Damien was 26 years of age but his dominance was more than his age and he was feared by many people. He had a tough and rough childhood. His mother died of cancer when he was just 5 years old. His father always locked himself inside his room since his wife's death. He became lonely and soon fell terribly ill. He slipped into a coma and came out after four years. He was mute and on a wheelchair. Damien hated his father for not being there for him and protecting him as a child. Cian, his uncle took over and made Damien the ruthless demon he was today. He began to join the company at age 16 and under Cian's influence, he g

His voice was low, rough, like gravel under boots. I closed the greenhouse door behind me and locked it. “Shut up.” Damien set down his tools and straightened to his full height. God, he was big. Broad shoulders, powerful chest dusted with dark hair, abs glistening with sweat that trailed down into the waistband of his low-slung work jeans. Dirt streaked his forearms and chest. He looked like sin itself. I crossed the space between us in three strides and shoved him back against the wooden workbench. “You think you can just fuck me behind a shed and walk away like nothing happened?”