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voice came through the comms. Liam was stan

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argued. "Just get the ring. Get the name. Then

lently. Manipula

digging into his personal assets. If he were married... if he had a wife who acted

esperate, money-hungry socialite... no one would suspect he was actuall

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her hands. S

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oman's forehead. "I'll f

the patio door. It was the only

and into the garden. She ran down the

e hedge and sk

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his mouth hang open, forcing a vacant, glassy stare into hi

at him. She was

burn?" she

stared past her, twitchi

ked away in disgust. Domi

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her pocket and pu

little..." s

hed his jaw, a jolt went through her. His skin has good turgor. His muscle tone feels... firm for a man bedr

a'am, stop right there!" sh

the darkness, disappeari

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flinched. And she had notice

her file. Everything. From kinderga