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he soles of Dianna Stevens's shoes, a fran
rs twisting the thin fabri
rron family fortune, is the man Dianna has always liked.He leaned against the railing of th
elt tight, a knot
beach house. The memory was a blur of salt air, the low murmur of waves. When she fell in the darkness, a strong
it was him.
step felt disconnected from her body, as if she were watching someone else move across the
ach. He turned his head, and
Nothing. Just a cool, assessing g
of him, the carefully rehearsed
. She had to know. "Four weeks ago," she began, her voice gaining a
sound escaped his lips. It wasn't a laugh.
re talking about." he sai
er mouth to explain, to describe the feeling of hi
rd. The space between them vanished, an
, please don't bother me." His voice was i
e movement, ready to walk awa
ingers clutching his sleeve tightly. ""Don't go. I actually wanted t
usly, before finally speaking with a defiant air: "I'v
forcefully pulled at Dianna's smal
ngers to resist Holden's attack, while
ngertips when he trembled slightly
anna feel as if she could hear the s
ould he have touched her that night? And why would h
bright and full of surprise. Holding her breath, she spoke again s
ruptly shook off her hand. The action was so s
ndisguised disgust that f
like you, I have absolu
rsations, their curious glances landing on Dianna's pale, horrified
ging the back of her eyes. S
bodies by the house. It was as if their entire exchange had been a figme
rom the party was no longer a backdrop of
gentle touch, that quiet momen
hought to escape. To run from the pitying stares, from t
out her name. She didn't stop until she was out on the st
is rejection,
beach house was real. The feeling was real. And she knew
find out
know she possessed. Tomorrow, she would find him. She would ask

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