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It’s weird to admit I’ve missed this man. Our friendship started like a joke. I’d just blackmailed Obsidian away from its last owner, was scouting for new clients, and thought-why not rub shoulders with the elite degenerates who fill up these overpriced cigar clubs? I hated those clubs. Still do. But I bought my way…

“Oh, that’s it. You’re doing so good.” I pick up the pace. I can feel him hitting the back of my throat with each thrust, and I relax, taking him deeper, my nose touching his pelvis. “Shit, Sloane,” he hisses. His body coils tight. I want to push him over the edge. But he suddenly…

“I love you,” I say again. “And if you ever ask me that question again, if you ever doubt it for a second, I swear I’ll-“ His lips crash down on mine before I can finish the sentence. I’m off the ground the next second. Those large hands of Knox’s are beneath my thighs as…

“We’re not doing any test, Finn. I’ll make sure your father transfers whatever he stipulated for you in his will to that boy if you don’t do what is right. “You can’t do that! That’s Dad’s money-“ “And I’m his wife.” “This is just madness,” Finn mutters. It’s like I’m watching them through glass. All…

“It starts by getting a plane ticket.” “There’s a reason I left home, Hunter,” she says. “The same reason I can’t go back.” I rub a hand over my jaw in frustration. I don’t even know why I’m arguing. Why I care. Maybe because Knox has been my friend for years even if I hate…

Send gift No Ads Most people don’t remember much of what happened around them when they were young. Their childhood memories are a blur of loose birthday snapshots, scraped knees, the smell of their mother’s hair, or the jingle of keys at the door. But not me. I remember being ten and limping home from…

“Mom?” Finn’s voice is tight. “What’s he talking about?” Mom sighs. It’s long, shaky, and tired. “Typical of kids to assume things,” she mutters. “I can’t even blame you for thinking that way. Your father and I had that quarrel because it wasn’t the first time he did that. He’s got a soft heart and…

“After your graduation,” he said with tears in his eyes, “you’re going to leave. You’ll enlist. And I’ll pull every string I have to make sure they send you somewhere harsh. Somewhere that’ll chew you up and spit you out. Maybe then you’ll learn what it means to destroy someone.” He paused. “If you don’t…

Daniel pauses but doesn’t turn. “You obviously love your daughter,” I continue. “And yet, this is what you do? Try to make decisions for her? Is there some kind of curse that takes over some of you when you become parents? Some spirit that forces you to ruin the best things in your children’s lives?”…

“You… impregnated your sister?” His face twists. “She’s not my sister. She’s my mother’s late friend’s child. We were raised together, but that doesn’t make us blood.” I don’t respond right away. My hand is still on the car door, but I haven’t moved to open it. “And no,” he says. “The boy’s not mine.”…