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“Well, that felt good,” Anders said grimly and when she glanced to him with surprise, he shrugged and admitted, “It’s nice to…

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“How did you convince her to remarry you?” Tomas asked curiously, drawing Radcliffe from his thoughts. Making a face, he admitted, “I…

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“However,I suspect you aren't a proper lady so we should do well enough." Suzette suddenly came to an abrupt halt and this…

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“What’s ‘Anders’ short for?” He blinked his thoughts away and glanced to Valerie. She was looking more relaxed now that he wasn’t…

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“I’m sure you have many questions,” Anders said quietly, almost stiltedly. “But do you feel safe enough with me to go have…

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“Can I see your fangs again?” Valerie asked. “Er . . .” Justin said, then spotted Anders and smiled with relief. “Anders,…

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“So were you born and raised in Winnipeg, or Ontario?” Anders asked. “Cambridge, Ontario,” Valerie answered reluctantly, knowing what question would come…

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“Christ, that had been an experience and a half. After all the panic and hurry, he’d charged downstairs only to find Valerie…

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“Perhaps it was Lord Darion," Rolfe said at last, and Emma sagged with relief. "Lord Darion?" Blake stared at him in confusion.…

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“Okay, I guess I can start with what I told you about my family this morning. My father being killed, my mother…

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“You still haven’t asked?” He didn’t wait for a response, but simply shook his head and continued on toward the driveway. “Asked…

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“Well, at least you are going to do the right thing and stand by the marriage." "Which isn't even a legal one,"…

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“I suppose it means that I will be free to travel with my maid, or to live in the country while you…

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“She hurt her hand.” Sabrina managed a frown. “Terrible, really. Awful accident. Sad. Horribly painful. She almost lost full use of her…

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“So, you aren’t dead?” He smiled faintly. “No. Just old.” “Oh yeah,” she muttered, shaking her head. He was born in 1357?…

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“She’s doing very well though. She hasn’t once complained about the pain she’s in.” “She’s in pain?” Anders asked, glancing sharply to…

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“Little minx," he whispered. Smile widening, Suzette shifted and wiggled about on top of him again, inadvertantly leaning her breasts briefly closer…

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“Is there any way we can make you more comfortable until she gets here?” “You can get that bastard out of the…

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“This looks good." "That's Metamucil," Bricker said with disgust, snatching it from her hand. "So?" She turned to scowl at him. "What's…

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“I’m going to need to get some waste pick-up bags,” Valerie muttered and then gave a start when Anders rested his hands…

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“Anders disentangled himself from Valerie’s clinging arms and took a step back. He paused to take several breaths, attempting to give his…

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“Leigh mentioned that you’re a vet in Winnipeg, here to take some courses to update your skills?” “Yes.” Valerie grimaced. “That was…

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“Oh God!” Leigh cried out with pain, and then snapped bitterly, “Why do we women have to have the babies? Men should…

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“If he had any sense of honor at all, the man would have stayed dead." "Unfortunately, it appears he was merely unconscious,"…

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“His gaze slid over Valerie, noting that her hair was nearly dry and now fell in soft, golden waves around her face.…

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“Hurrying forward, he opened the door a crack to see Little Willy lumbering down the stairs. The man was a giant. His…

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“When their brother-in-law turned toward them at the sound,Lisa breathed with horror, "But you're dead." Her head swiveled to Christiana. "Wasn't he…

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“Is this true?" Suzette asked, sounding like a suspicious nanny. It was a tone Daniel had heard often as a child, though…

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“I made you something to eat if you’re hungry.” Leigh peered at the steaming pile on the plate on the tray, then…

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“Leave it to him to fall in love with probably the only female in all of England who would refuse to marry…

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“It was your first time?" Her head snapped up, eyes stabbing her sister. "Of course it was," Lisa backtracked at once, and…

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“They'd managed to make it through the room without waking the maid, and all the way to the top of the stairs…

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“Okay," Christian said with a great show at maintaining his patience. "So you can't dance. But you could at least talk to…

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“What are you doing?” “Do it again,” she said, surprising even herself with the request. “Which part?” he asked with amusement. “Feeding…

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“It’s okay. There’s no one to contact or worry.” “No one?” Leigh asked and she could hear the frown in her voice.…

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“So Christiana went to speak to Dicky about taking us out and about, but when she found him in the office, the…

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“My lady?” He peered briefly around to see that all seemed in order, and confusion immediately covered his face. “Take a dozen…

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“So? When do you want to be turned?” “I didn’t agree to turn,” Valerie squawked with amazement. “You haven’t, but you will,”…

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“It was not a good-morning kiss, Suzette decided as his tongue slid out to urge her lips open. At least it wasn't…

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“You really should pull over and eat yours before it completely melts, Anders. It will only take a couple minutes.” “I don’t…

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