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My Bestie’s Dad Likes Me Wet
Maybe not as much as her husband, judging by the way Grant handled him in contrast to how the women were relating.
I filed that piece of information into my bank of information that might be useful later.
Nova led the way through the warm colored corridors that felt like luxury and home at the same time. She stopped in front of a room and opened it with a key. The door opened to reveal one of the largest and most royal rooms I'd ever seen.
It was all purple with royal accents and hints of royalty like crown designs and golden curtains. And oh my god, the bed. The bed was even more beautiful than the one in Ivin's house.
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Forbidden Forest
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Novella walked out of the room with her in pieces there was once a time she was deeply in love with Kanji.
Two years ago Novella Committed a sin to save Kanji from Debt Collector there was a time where kanji was on addictive drugs. it was an impossible situation Novella Hid this from her Parent she would offend pay off his debts. But when she couldn't pay in gold she had to pay by other memes. The Result end up saving Kanji's Life but it broke their relationship but the truth was they were both still in love with one another.
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The Coma Doll
The place was massive, dripping in luxury, but it felt cold, like no one actually lived there.
With Sienna's rough sketch in my head, I dodged the likely camera spots and found the study on the second floor.
The door gave way without a lock. I cracked it open, peeked inside, then slipped through and twisted the lock behind me.
The study was dim, heavy with old books and cigar smoke.
My eyes locked on the wall of shelves along the east side—where Sienna said the safe was.
After a few minutes of searching, I caught it. A fake row of hardcovers hid the steel.
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Locked In The Snares Of Illusion
Fuentes furthermore stood up from her seat and observed the young girls at the counter.
Her grin couldn't be taken away particularly because she could sense the smell of abundance upon the customers at the counter.
"Where can I find the novel compartment? I was looking for the taste series since I couldn't find anything online. It's so popular these days." Antoinette Vera implored.
"It's at the right corner of this shelf." Astrid replied, she was observing them the moment they arrived at the scene. Renesmee on the other hand seems thrilled upon hearing that strangers are targeting the popular series she's been yearning for.
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Fake Bond of the Lycan Lords
"Fine. Go sit by the front. Take Novalee."
I leave him with the catalogue. I wander through the smaller decor aisles with Novalee and Nina trailing behind. I pick up three small, heavy iron figurines of wolves and drop them into a smaller basket. I find two large oil paintings of dark northern forests. No people. Just trees and snow.
Novalee blocks my path as I reach for a large, silver-framed mirror. "Skip the mirrors, Betty. Too many mirrors in a pack house just mean more glass to clean when someone throws a punch."
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Kósmima
He had guessed to take things slow for now so as not to freak the woman out.
“What was this place called again?”, she asked her gaze back at the view.
He turned his head towards the wonderful sight. “Kósmima.”
The silver-haired woman turned her head towards him, meeting his red eyes glowing from the sun. “Kósmima? What does that mean?”
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Let Me Be Your Knight
Holding her he slightly turned his head and took the intercom receiver from which was installed on the wall near the bed.
"Light and delicious breakfast send here to Princess' room." then he put back the intercom receiver.
"Where are we?" Sohu asked him because there was no intercom in any room in the Kumar Mansion.
She slightly rolled her eyes and saw the room, then she found it unfamiliar. She sat on the bed and took a proper look at the room.
This room seemed a little bigger than the room of Kumar Mansion where she was living, the architect was different.
The furniture was all the pink color as it was there but, design and shape all were also different. On one side of the room, there was
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Mated to my Enemy
I don't have the foggiest idea why he's being extra protective when I made it clear that I won't be able to forgive him after what he did.
He opened the door for me, and when I entered his space, one can undoubtedly say that this room was planned particularly for somebody with a lot higher status than everybody else. Most parts of it were made of wood aside from the stone fireplace which stood at the center of his room. I could smell the wood burning from it. From the tremendous glass window, I could see the Betas of their pack having a great time while they were around the bonfire that they made and the Omegas minding their own life as well. I could see the dim, moonlit trees of the mountai
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