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She’d obviously dressed with the intention of blending in, but she could no more blend into a crowd than a jewel could blend into mud.
“Just shut up and follow me,” I snapped, wishing I had a wittier reply. “Yes, ma’am.” His cheeks dimpled. “I love a woman in charge.”
“I think it’s a great start to the week,” he said as we walked to our couples massage. The spa concierge had been so apologetic about the sauna lock-in that she’d added an extra half hour to our treatment. “We survived death. It can only go uphill from here.” I pushed him into a nearby bush.
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“You always underestimate me.” “And you always provoke me.”
“You don’t know how I taste.” His smile took on a decidedly more wicked slant. “Not yet.”
I wasn’t a poetic person in the least, but she looked good enough to inspire Shakespeare himself.
“Good girl.” I gathered her hair in a fist and tugged her head back.
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He knew every part of me intimately—mind, body, and heart—and he loved me not despite but because of my flaws.
“Not God, Luna.” I dipped my head, my mouth brushing hers with each word. She tasted sweet, warm, perfect. “God has no hand in what I’m about to do to you.”
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