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onnie Galvan's senses, thick and cloying,
raw and desperate, as she suc
e furniture, and a floor-to-ceiling mirror that reflected a ghost. A ghost in a w
s a thought, but as a physical sensation-the brutal, biting cold of a blizzard, the rough
mirror, away from the ghost. Her hee
sound of shattering glass echoed in the silent room, wa
nshot. The heavy o
What ha
ace a perfect mask of concern. Behind her, tall and handsome in a tail
ails dug into her palms, the sharp pain a welcome anchor in the dizzyin
he di
er grip on Bonnie's arm was surprisingly strong, almost painful
onnie's free hand, his thumb stroking her knuckles. "Bonnie, listen to me. We can lea
tomach churned. This was the hand that had pushed her down the icy slope during the blizz
her muscles to obey. She let her shoulders s
mitation of the girl she used to be. "You... yo
quickly as it appeared. "Of course, silly. Everythin
rlington. He's a monster. If you go through with this, you'll be trapped with him f
n the floor, then back to their expectant faces. Her mind was a whirlwind of calculations. If she expo
eir game. Let them thi
ears she didn't feel, and looked at Erwin. S
f him. Of Arlington. I don't want to be tied to a man in a wheelchair
lled her into a hug, his arms wrapping around her in a po
turned to ice. A cold, profound disgust washed over her befor
er foot impatiently. "The driver is waitin
r fake tears. "Okay. Just... give me a f
f pure victory. The little princes
in said, his voi
ing the door so
rom Bonnie's face. Her posture straightened. Her eyes, moments
a woman she barely recognized. Younger, healthier, and very much al
't going
. Arlington Townsend, and use the full, terrifyin
e. The stems of the white roses dug into her p
ndow at the church's t
ht, a cold smile touching her lips. B
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