g in the air, ab
ocking her. He was waiting, like a hunter who had corne
e voice, Ivey's pathetic whimper, two years of c
dal wave, and it was
red-rimmed eyes locking w
iatingly calm. "Because I dislike my brother.
it was exactly what she needed
ack of her hand, a raw, angry gestur
Let's
r hand. His was warm and strong, hers was ice-cold and trembl
g, her jaw literally dropping as she saw
documents, perfectly in order, as if he
is blue eyes searching hers for a final confirmation. In them,
a single,
Josie's pen scratched out the final letter of her name,
hed two copies of the marriage certificate toward them. "
it scooped up both certificates,
ed up at her, a wicked grin spreading a
llo there
ter. The fog of rage cleared, replaced
ging for the papers. "This is a mistake
ficates into the inside pocket of his t-shirt
pounding her fists against his chest. They
smirk never le
brushing her ear. "I didn't," he murmured, his breath hot against her skin. "You needed revenge
. This man was more dangero
defeated. "My parents
s tone light again. He released her wrists.
nd pulled her, unresi
ehind them. It felt like a dream, a nightmare. She turned to the man beside h
This isn't funny. Let's just go
duress, or incapacity. You were of sound mind, I didn't hold a gun to your head
w was another shock. He
at, the feeling of being
e..." she whispe
ou just upgraded from a Ford to a Fer
e buzzed with a text. He looked at it, a
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