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bench since his knee injury named Crawford Hayden sent me a loca
ugh the rain-soaked windshield at the brightly lit luxury VIP cabin
o face r
metallic click. He turned his head, his ice-blue eyes c
laxed set of his shoulders, the way he
whose wife cheated. More like a person w
st hope you'll still be this composed when you
pushed open the heavy door. In an instant, the cold sleet hit my
-four body suddenly came around the fro
oward the cabin. The roar of rain hitti
branch snagged my trench coat. My heel
e dirt. The rough calluses on his palm burned t
footing."Th
wrist back. His g
this mattered, and now that we were actually about
lled me low into the dark sha
g windows ahead. The heavy velvet curtains were dr
eyes, and I wiped it away with the back
suit jacket. I had steamed that exact jacket for my husband, De
laugh cut thr
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easy female voice came
the splinters bit into my skin. Through the gap, two
n Mccormick, my best
e media worshiped as a devoted family m
lity, the knowledge that I was betrayed by the closest
ng his broad chest against my back and grippin
puck scar above his eyebrow gleamed under
etic Vanguard Institute salary to balan
mash the glass, but Crawford locked his arm ar
his hot breath bru
d all you get is an
Suddenly, the phone inside my coat po
the glass, my husband leaned back against the sofa cushions, one arm wrapp
d the icy screen to my ear. M
acticed voice came
he ice late for extra drills. I'm already
d his head down and kissed
y knuckles and force
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rained from my fingers. My phone slipped
erked his head t
was
ed me off my feet, and dragged me backward
ing less than two feet away from where we stood. After a few ag
from my mouth, his ice-blue eye
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