e gangway, his gaze drifting lazily
nguard Fleet, the platinum falcon crest of the Guerra bloodline gleaming on his broad chest. His pale golden hai
a wide berth, their expressions filled
e of sight, and his lips c
lly projecting his voice across the waiting ar
oarding zone died down insta
cal giggle. "Fiancé? Please. He was just a p
me to watch the show. He was clearly expecting Kieran to eithe
he commotion. He turned his head, hi
who had been interrupted by a buzzing insect. He clasped his hands behind his back and stoo
terminal at the mere sight of him, willing to endure any p
ran's arm. "Or have you finally realized that a commoner
of Kieran's chest-the residual ghos
st, cold gravity of his higher soul effor
eyes were completely empty of rage, h
ully, the words cutting through
d so relaxed and genuinely entertained
into Bishop's icy blue eyes. "He's practically a stranger. Honestly, if he were bleeding to deat
tonated acro
tically wounded warrior. Refusing a single drop-and prioritizing a pair of cheap combat boots
roze completel
lged as she stared at the F-rank reject who had ju
mockery in his posture replac
n on Bishop's handsome face cracked vi
was accustomed to Kieran's desperate devotion; this absolu
ning his back on the stunned crowd. "The a
scrambling to keep pace with Ki
al
through the terminal, carrying the natu
boots slamming hard against the metal deck as
ther turning around, offering on
him, his broad frame casting a h
demanded, his voice thick with
htly, a polite but deeply b
one light and conversational. "If your comprehension is failing, I sugges
eran stepped through the airlock a
ed terminal, his fists clenched so tight that the se
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