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“’Twould be my pleasure to provide my account of the events,” I tell the sheriff.
Pippa. Are you of the opinion that modern royalty speaks this way? I’ve never heard “t’would” from any of the royal family. wtf honestly. It just makes this so janky to read and frankly I’m pissed I bought a bunch of your books because of how nice Luca and Henry’s book was.
Peach squeezes my arm. It’s a subtle gesture, one that she would undoubtedly deny or blame on being overcome at the events of the past several days, but it warms my skin and causes an irregular bump in my chest, not to mention what it does to my knob.
God dammit. I don’t think I can rightfully read this book if he’s going to refer to his DICK as his KNOB.
My first spoonful of mashed potato is halfway to my mouth when he pulls off his dress shirt, exposing miles of rippling arm muscles and tight, round shoulders. The white, sleeveless undershirt accentuates the olive tone of his skin, and I belatedly realize I’m staring when I feel potatoes sliding off my cheek. I missed my mouth. Completely. And I don’t have a napkin.
“I quite missed you as well,” I tell her honestly. “It doesn’t count if you have to wait to say it until someone else has already said it.” She’s such a lovely contradiction of strength and sass and sensitivity. “Perhaps not, but ‘twas I who kissed you first upon your return.” “You had to, or your family would’ve thought it was weird.” “And if I kiss you now?” “Then you’re just trying to prove a point.”

