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Private Property (Rochester Trilogy, #1) Private Property by Skye Warren
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“I can’t be angry.” She can’t be angry because there’s not enough space in her life for that. There’s only survival.”
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“I spell out words with my tongue. Beautiful, I tell her. Perfect. Mine. I write across her clit with soft swipes that make her thighs quiver.”
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“I shove my shoe between her knees. “Ride it.”
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“What the fuck are you doing?” I mutter to myself.”
Skye Warren, Private Property
“spell out words with my tongue. Beautiful, I tell her. Perfect. Mine. I write across her clit with soft swipes that make her thighs quiver.”
Skye Warren, Private Property
“Maybe she didn’t want to be rescued. Did he think of that? No, of course not, he does whatever he wants. Like a man.”
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“animal. “Her favorite hobbies are ignoring the things I ask her to do, throwing things on the ground. And saying that she wishes I was dead. Oh, and she demands Pop-Tarts for dinner.”
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“Paige.”
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“I can’t help it. It makes me laugh, but then I catch Mr. Rochester’s eye. He has a strange expression. Strange because it’s less severe and judgy than the one he’d had a minute before. As soon as he sees me looking at him, he grabs the milk and stows it back in the fridge.”
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“Rochester himself looks coldly handsome.”
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“Jane Mendoza.”
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“Don’t panic, Janey girl. That’s what Dad used to call me.”
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“I’m going to walk in that house. And work there. And live there. For a year.” He turns the radio on. The Weeknd vibrates through the tinny speakers. It’s not precisely reassuring, the way the music fights with the storm for dominance and loses. I open the door. Wind tries to keep it closed, but I use my body weight to half-step, half-fall onto the soggy grass. I drag the carry-on luggage I picked up from Walmart last week with me.”
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“The Coach House. Nothing”
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“A gust of wind rocks the Toyota Prius.”
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