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and tangling into the hair at the nape of her neck

k a

face hovering above her was familiar-sharp jawline, eyes t

hol haze. She tried to pull

waist before she hit the floor. He hauled her against h

ked, his voice a low

longs to you, Nate said, steppin

t Nate. His gaze was dism

is arms. She was light, too light. She fe

with weak, uncoordinated thuds. She opened her mouth to scream, but no s

ch ordered. Unless

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, camera shutters clicking like

-headlights, screeching tires, the smell of burning metal.

apel of his trench coat open and shoved her face into his shirt. His

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off!

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rked at t

spinning on the pavement as i

avy. Heinrich hit the button to raise the pri

haking, her face pressed against the crisp cotton of his

nched. He reached up and loosened his tie,

one out and dial

h it costs. If you can't kill them, blur her f

oked down at the

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aid to the to

es squeezed shut, feigning unconsciou

eek that were visible when she shifted slightly. He raised h

nd pulled his hand away. He rubbed his t

omfortably against him, but his body remai