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down the sour throb building inside my information gland at the base of my skull. Years ago, I had poured everything int
ag. I pulled it out and saw an encrypte
uite, my fiancé, Hunter, was kneeling on a thick carpet,
ugh the speaker. It was my stepsister, Brea Reeves. She was whining a
ick wave of his Grade-A soothing pheromones. That warm amber scent-the scent promised to
s toward her own face. Her lips curled into a sm
ght from the glass reflected against my cheeks, and the last bit of
didn't shed a single tear. I dragged both the
arble floor with a crisp, steady rhythm as I
ked up, his eyes widening slightly
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he heavy paper document stamped with the gold crest of
o the counter and signed my name across tment back under
tting clearly through the noisy hall. "Deduct
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dropped an inch, and for the first time all
ummer heat and city traffic washed over my face
glare of the sun and took a deep breath o
s name flashed across the display. I stared at the jump
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hing," I cut in, keeping my tone complete
his voice spiked, heavy with the habitual a
rse the cancellation right now, or you
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the wide stone steps, my heels clicking against th
of frost and wild cedar sla
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