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- Yelena, you've driven me crazy. You've caused me considerable trouble and I've contemplated ending your life twice since I've known you." Valek's warm breath in…
- In fact, he's never taken an interest in a woman before. I was beginning to to suspect he might prefer one of his male sneaks,…
- But it seems there is more than one way to poison a person's heart, and it doesn't require a meal.
- Anything else you want to tell me?” I asked Valek as we stopped a few feet short of the castle’s south entrance. “Did Ari and…
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