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iling heart desperately needing my billionai
nd begging him to save t
losing a billion-dollar
me, leaving me to wat
lit up with an Instagram
surgeon Dante promised me were actually used t
life wasn't even wo
divorce, the lawyer told me ther
ge, the vows-it was all a m
just a disposable plaything
coldness and control, believing
life, and he later left me trapped i
kage, the gentle, obedie
the number of hi
d extr
the fire that burns his e
pte
Morett
Evans stepped out, his shoulders slumped with a weariness that went deeper than a long shift. He pulled his mask down,
to miss another month of school, the look neighbors gave us when another ambulan
"His heart is failing. The equipment w
a ghost tangled in a web of tubes and wires. On the monitor beside his bed, the numbers flashed, a fr
as a dry rasp, like sandpaper. "You
all too well. "The nearest hospitals with an available machine are f
t the cold wall, the scent of antiseptic flooding
red, more to myself than to him. "My hu
as still there. "They would need to be here imme
rd hit me like
my palms, the small, sharp pain a welcome anchor in the swirlin
aid, my voice surprisingl
The door hissed shut, sealing Luca in one world, and leaving me alone in another. The onl
op. The wallpaper was a photo of Luca and me from last summer. He was laughing, he
n and went to my contacts. The name at the v
nt
s my family, Elara. I'll get Luca the best treatment in the world. You'll never have to worry about anything again."* That promise, th
in my mind, the dark, intense eyes that had promised me
of my chest. He was Dante Volkov. A king in a city of wolves.
hat. It was the on
on, hesitating. What was I afraid of? Th
d that if he, my rock, my savior, let me down, there would be n
p and frantic, nothing like the steady beep
red. My thumb slamme
c pulse echoing in the empty corrid

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