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But as usual I didn't listen. I hesitated. “Fine.” She leaned in. “Is it true he’s really ten inches?” I raised a brow. “Ryder’s six-three.” She burst into laughter, hitting my shoulder repeatedly. Riss shook his head. “That’s not what she meant.” Realisation hit me like a truck. My mouth dropped open. “That’s disgusting.” “You’re sick,” I added. Riss sighed. “Never ask a guy that again. They’ll think you’re a creep.”

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My phone vibrates for what feels like the hundredth time. Ugh! It’s Trey. I’m not doing this. I don’t even know how I forgot to get another number. I hang up and take the line out, flashing it in the toilet. He can go to hell.