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ed ache up her arms. She leaned against the cold wooden chair, trying to suppress th
footste
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against her ribs
w she'd ended up here. There was
groaned open,
tudying her in silence before
rp line of his brow, the set of h
nd her stomach dr
cle
air across the floorboards, its legs screeching a
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memory, trying to forget the shadow he cast over her childhood.
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ed by something cold and e
rom the corridor outside. Both of thefollowed by a sudden
nuine fear crossed her uncle's face
its hinges. Several armed men flooded the room,
them walked
ught in her thro
the icy detachment on his face shattered, revealing raw relief. But as his
lexander
back, his express
ward, his hand steady on the grip of his sid
r chest tightening with conf
s hand darted beneath his jacket, and th
warned, his voice a
t her bindings, the rough hemp t
her shoulder as a shield, h
ar shattered t
Her uncle jolted, gasped, and stumbled back
xander stood frozen, his weapon stil
llowed the
nder. The man who had held her while she cried. The man she had loved. The m
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