rapped tightly around his waist. His breathing
s forming there-a mark from how hard she had struggled aga
hot and suffocating. She hated him. She had always hated him. This sudden affe
ely too tight, his fingers digging into her s
He stood up abruptly, putting three f
her mouth to explain, to tell him she wasn'
ed. To him, it was the silence of a l
e bent down, snatched his discarded dress shirt o
the vulnerable man vanishing, replaced instantly
th me, Alana," he said, his voice d
pond. He walked out of the be
nd him. The impact shook the walls a
of the massive, messy bed. S
d as fractured and paranoid as Corbin's wasn't g
ad all the tim
he expensive Persian rug. She walked over to the
gone. But marring the flawless skin of her neck were stark, dark purple bruises forming in the shape of a man's large fingers. The physical
. The fake, sympathetic smile of her stepmother, Euphemia
rough her chest. Her eyes dark
lowing blue numbers fla
ithin her consciousness, a vast, futuris
tally awakened in the final, desperate moments of he
medical shelf and reached out to a smal
ened h
lowing blue liquid was sitting p
ght the vial to her lips and sw
ed. The heavy, lethargic fatigue that had plagued he
l, a dangerous smirk pullin
ly orphan anymore. She ha
and picked up her phone. She tappe
Knox family's an
Jessica had set her up, ruining her repu
lked toward the massive walk-in closet. It was time to
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