lyn's consciousness flickered like a wisp of embers in this dark, silent universe. She died on
isappear. I will not, n
cream, ignited something. A fierce,
s if she had been swept into a cosmic undercurrent, pulling her fr
cating pressure. She was drowning. Instinct took over. She struggled upwards, her
nly gripped her wrist. It was incredibly strong, and
throat. The night air was a shock to her body, sharp and cold, stinging
os, deep and devoid of
e a man's face. It was a masterpiece of sharp angles and austere beauty-a resolute jaw, high cheekbones
teak deck like a sack of flour. She lay there like a trembling, gasping pile of rubble, struggling to
ore delicate. The hands she used to support hersel
ic torrent-a girl named Cassandra. The unwanted daughter of the Laurent family. A soc
tight-fitting dress. A glass of something that tastes slightly bitter. The purpose is clear: to
of defiance, she leaped from the yacht into the
, Evelyn fou
e ocean. It was an unnatural flame that stung her skin and sent shivers down her s
ectly tailored dark suit. His scent-a fresh, crisp fragrance like cool air and expensive linen-
d draped a thick blanket over her shoulders. He leaned c
tured. "...Cassandra Laurent...The La
bs. She stared at her savior's cold, handsome face. He was more than just
n Bla
now turned icy cold. He no longer looked at her a
was no longer in her own control. It yearned to be near him, to be near the
regain a semblance of dignity. But her legs were as weak as wate
. The touch was electric. A pure, unadulterated pleasure coursed through her body, so
he clung tightly to his arm, her fingers diggi
n-disgust, or confusion?-flickered across his face, t
Reed
. And she has fallen into th
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