The Fallen Heiress's Debt to the Billionaire
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hing expensive and liked breaking it. He reached up and grabbed her chin, his
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would vomit. If she fought him, he would make the call. Her father was sitting in a federal penitentiary in upst
She bit it until
the old Felicity, the one who threw champagne in people's faces
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him. Her eyes were dry. They felt like sand. She looke
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vintage silk, worth more than most people's cars. He tore it
up to cover her chest. The air i
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om the garage rushed in. It was the
reached over her
ion glass and jabbed the intercom butt
, hot and stinging. She squeezed her eyes shut. She tried to dissociate. Madame Rouge ha
her hair. He yan
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through the tinted glass of the rear windshield and illuminated everything. The t
threw his hand up
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silhouette of a car. It was low. Sleek. A predator in the dark. The doo