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Stealing Home (Beyond the Play, #3) Stealing Home by Grace Reilly
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“She looked like an angel in the moonlight, her hair spilling over her bare shoulders, delicate perfection in every feature on her face.”
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“Good girl,” he says, a rough edge to his voice.”
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“Thank you. You’re being… really nice. Which makes me want to stab you with my fork for some reason.”
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“If I fall, save my Junior Mints.” “Absolutely not.”
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“Even if you refuse to just tell—” The front door opens. Fuck. Fuck fuck fuck. “Oh, come on,” I hear Cooper say. “Not again.”
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“I bite his jaw. “I want you.” “You have me.”
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“My heart thuds, panic flooding my half-awake senses. “Seb.” “No,” he says, his voice filled with anguish. “No no no—” “Sebastian,” I say, my voice cracking in the middle of the word. I’m frozen; I need to force myself to move so we don’t topple to the floor in a heap. I try to wriggle out of his grip, but he’s too strong. “Sebastian, wake up.” “Don’t,” he cries. “Please.”
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“I used to think that it was because of the nightmares—dreading them, begging my mind not to succumb to them, only to wake up with a scream in my throat—but now I’m not sure. Maybe it’s something chemical.”
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“Maybe changing your mind about something fundamental isn’t a betrayal, but a sign of growth.”
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“And I'll listen to my angel talk about the universe while I hold her in my arms.”
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“You’re my True North, Mia Angel.”
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“Our stars don’t align. We’re not even in the same galaxy.”
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“I have the sense he would rather perform a root canal on himself with a pair of tweezers than talk to her.”
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“Yeah. Messed up my finger, but it’s not too bad.” “Which one?” “Just the pinky.” “At least it’s not one of the important ones,” she says, a teasing note in her voice. I grin, even though she can’t see it. “You’re a dirty girl sometimes, di Angelo.”
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“Show me, so I know how to take care of you, angel.”
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“I wonder if kissing me makes him feel the same things I do. When he looks at me, does he feel that same rich, unending hunger?”
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“Weeks of rain and gloom, and now the sun is back in my life. It might not be exactly how I want it, but it’s enough.”
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“Friends with benefits with her beats a real relationship with anyone else.”
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“Depends. You going to be a good girl and listen to me?”
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“Her face tells me she doesn’t quite believe me, but still, she indulges me, and I hang on every word.”
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“I’ve never been one for dessert before dinner, but now there’s only one thing I’m craving.”
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“I’d rather be her friend than have nothing at all.”
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“What did he tell me in that voice, once upon a time? Good girl, Mia Angel.”
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“She looked so goddamn beautiful just now. I could stare at her for ages, take in every angle, every detail, and never get bored.”
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“He smiles. It’s a smile that lights up his already-handsome face, and my breath nearly catches as I look at it.”
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“I’ve never been a damsel in distress, but this is the second time in as many days that he swooped in to save me, and we’re not even friends.”
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“One of those memory-wiping devices from Men in Black.”
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“Mia would know these constellations. Slap. She said she’d go to dinner with me. Slap. I thought she liked me. Slap. I liked her. Slap. I could have seen myself loving her. Slap. She left.”
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“I didn’t know she belonged to someone. I swear.” Sebastian tilts his head to the side. “Interesting. Does that make women property?” “What? No, I just—” “She’s her own person.” He shrugs, still casual, although something dark simmers in his gaze, like he wishes he could slam the guy’s head against the bar top. “So maybe consider that the next time you open your miserable fucking mouth.”
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“If he knows where the clitoris is, I’ll take that as a win. “Thanks.”
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