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ating up, fueled b
eer announced the la
ce of local legend. The personal, custom-made dagg
on satin. Its hilt was carved from obsidian, the blade etched
wn like Coyote Creek, so tied to biker cu
shot his paddle up.
o bolster his tough-guy
the next town over counte
price quickly climbing past
kept glancing at his mother, Brenda, w
oice tight. It was clearly his limit. He looked at
lent, waiting fo
the silence from the corner. It was
mil
ad snapped toward the man who had b
back in his chair and gave the auctioneer a sli
furious red. He stared at K
one million dollars, from Mr. Pet
t Kade Peterson. And no one else ha
ell. "Sold! To Mr
f gum. A man in a matching leather cut, the one I'd see
sat there like a fool, his face a mess of shame
. Kade had just shown everyone, in the most brutal way, who
to a close, and t
ther. She was hissing at him, and hi
ath and stood, sm
ext to Skylar. "
instantly, "
arted walking through the crowd, my steps ste
was about
his glass. His body leaned forward slightly, and for the first
and everyone else, the
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