Reborn And Remade: Ruining My Heartless CEO Ex

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yanking her head back. Sloane clawed at her arm. Chloe kicked and thr

the night wind blasting through the glas

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tened her

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make her his pe

ruined dress and tied it tightly around the

alled the rescue team's route from her first life and bega

ature plummeted. The wind howled, and the ca

primal fear, but her ey

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holding her breath. Her fingers closed

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hours of training in her past

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