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ett told Evan Everett it was their last chance. If h
nd over heart-then turned around an
ticed ease. "I can't control the split personality.
, and Blaire had beli
e so-called split personality was nothing but an act-a convenient c
re like a blade. She filed fo
he would not
..
he lived with t
ined and restrained, de
ess and feral, rott
for the first man-and divorced him
, she had made it clear-thi
vulsive therapy, swearing he had eradicated the other personality for good. After he wa
ge, Blaire ran straight into that
asphalt. Evan leaned against one, his left arm loosely wrapped aroun
along his ear gleamed with a wild arrogance-so familiar that Blaire
. "Give me a kiss. For tonight's grand prize
him, but the woman remained cool, almost bored, as
ife four times. You have a perfectly intact family. Don't drag me into your games. No matter h
le. "Alright. I know you're jealous. But you know how I feel about you. If you want, I
Ms. Bennett said this was your last chance. Aren't you afraid t
missively and smiled. "Did you forget? I have a split personalit
rds drew whistle
ere really that resolute, would she have remarried him thr
vel can keep as many women as we want. Since whe
ession turning glacial. "Watch your mou
y lowered his head
d to smooth things over. "Still, I'm curi
haled s
Even his voice sounded distant, deta
in front of her. Transfer all the women out of headquarters. Avoid an
ed at Evan's blurred prof
rriages. Had she truly neve
for infidelity. Divorce had become a bargaining chip
ol-tasting sweetness one
rth remarriage, how his voice had trembled a
had lasted exa
ay her tears-wiping him out o
leave, someone
en he saw her face, his voice shot up in
ack fell into
eyes and met Eva
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