“Good-bye, Cadan,' I said, backing out the door. 'If I hear anything new, I’ll come to you.' 'Be careful,' I warned. 'My guard dog bites.' He grinned, and that impish gleam returned to his eyes. 'And you don’t?' 'Wouldn’t you… — Courtney Allison Moulton Copy Share Image
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“You... don't have the spine!" he hissed with morbid, sadistic amusement. Unfortunately for him, it was mercy that I lacked, not a spine. I… — Courtney Allison Moulton Copy Share
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