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irk returning in full force. He stepped toward her-s

unded hard against her skin. "You have no right to be

s head, studying her. "You say 'rogues' like we're all the same, like we don't ha

agger. The way he said her name-smooth, knowin

damn thing about

ter than me. I know you hesitate when you should strike.

htened. "You'r

are, still talking to me instead of

you save

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and claws flashing under the moon. And when the la

didn't

't save p

leave with

n Emberfang h

h suspicion. "Why didn't you k

s smir

eyes-something unreadable, something tha

for sport,"

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this one

ke her questi

p closer, and this tim

should be. Every instinct in you is screami

ice remained steady. "Maybe I

m, but she didn't. He brushed a stray strand of hair from her face, his fingers grazing he

ld," he w

ld step away, should remind h

stayed root

l in her grip, but

xon Em

hing her li

eel the war rag

he trees shatte

the sound, senses flaring. J

ompany," h

spun toward the noise,

rowl rumbled thro

ogue. N

wol

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ath. "Guess this is wher

lade. She should let them take him.

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