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But I’d seen his gaze flicker. He’d been laughing at me, for sure. Whatever. I had to get to work. ———————————————————————————— CHRISTIAN I look up to the sound of soft snoring. And I see Blaise, her head bent forward in a perfect right angle in front of her. Her sable locks cascade like a waterfall around her face. There are a pile of books scattered around her feet, some open on its spine and others lying flat on crumpled pages. She sways back and forth, barely catching herself when she tips a bit too far. I watch her teeter artfully for a full minute, before she finally slips.

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My body shook, sweat dripping, my chest heaving like I’d been through a war. The smell of sex filled the air enough to choke. And for a heartbeat—just one—I could almost pretend it had worked. That I’d burned it out. That Tristan was gone. That Tate wasn’t crawling into the cracks I’d kept sealed for years. But when I pulled out, when Amelia slumped boneless across the desk, panting and smiling like she’d given me what I wanted, the truth landed like a fucking knife. It hadn’t worked. Tristan was still there. Tate was worse.

Blaise's hands rested not possessively but, on her shoulders— a silent but forceful attempt to push her away. Another picture drew my attention. Amanda, scantily clad, positioned atop Blaise in a compromising embrace. But as I magnified the image, details emerged from the blur. Despite the blurry image upon zooming, I detected Blaise's eyes were shut, his hand limply draped over her. Amanda, the embodiment of treachery, seemed willing to stoop to any depth to assert her evilness.

Dante said walking into the room with Pride at his heels followed by an angry Parisa. Caiden looked between Parisa and Pride and saw that she seemed off, maybe something happened between them? She greeted everyone then settled down beside Waylon and Caiden. “Do not be rude,” Waylon said to his mate who grinned. (Before Dante arrived) When Pride got out of the SUV, the scent of his mate drifted into his nose. He smoothly disappeared behind the cars and made his way to their home on foot. Parisa was on her way to the packhouse but stopped at the front door when she saw a strange man standing at the gate looking at her.

But, it cannot be denied that they are talented. “Mmmhh, what’s that?” Clandes jerked a little bit when someone whispered right in her ear. She looked at the man with a furious face but the man only chuckled. “Just kidding,” Mauvais said and sat beside her. “So, what’s that?” “A book, obviously.” Mauvais frowned at her. “What’s wrong with you. You’re so grumpy.” “Nothing.” Clandes kept the book and napped. She was not in the mood to talk. She felt weird lately since she read the novel of Lilia Desaix. There’s something from the novel that changed the way she talks, moves, and thinks.

I scooped up her box of chickens and she deposited her comforts as she decided we needed hot tea and busied herself while I got the pile of novels and true crime books I had chosen at random as I had no idea what I was doing. When I came back she had moved the box of chicks next to her by the couch and taken up half of it, her legs curled up to the side, her shoulder tucked up in the corner, she was flipping her hair back up into a bun and arranging it as I sat down. I sat the pile of books between us and we each reached for a different book as we examined the titles Bri snorted, holding one up. "Fifty Shades? Really?" "What?" I asked, putting a true crime novel back in the stack and grabbin

It fit neatly between the pages of Harper's, so that if anyone happened to wake, they would see her doing nothing more than perusing the articles on whether bustles were more flattering than crinolines, and just how much lace, flounces and ruffles were in style this year. Soon, she was lost in Diary of a Fallen Woman, which told of a southern belle who'd been rudely – though rapturously – used by Yankee soldiers and then escaped to become owner of a gambling hall in New Orleans. She was just at the part where the belle was down on her hands and knees, being taken from behind by a handsome former slave in exchange for a night's lodging, when she realized that she was being watched. She'd been

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I saw his eyes flicker, a strong resolve between anger and obedience, and I would rather he chose the latter. “You're pathetic.” He walked off, opening the door to my room and stepping inside like he owned it. If not because of the years of our friendship from childhood, I would have broken his mouth until he'd prefer to be mute. “She killed her mother.” “Was that why you bought her?” I took my coat off, exhaling loudly from the freedom of the thick cloth. “She's intriguing,” I answered, moving my hands over my hair. Blaise laughed mockingly. The kind one does after killing a rogue.