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of papers onto the glas
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ering at the top of the first page: N
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a broken heart o
ports syndicate. In my past life, my job was to audit dirty cartel money, break predatory contracts
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thing down our necks after that press leak,
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tremble as the ol
ze drift over Marcus's bloodshot blue eyes, b
my silence a
the glass table, leaning down until
age four is more than you'd ever make
e elderly house manager, gripped a silver se
Nora just fainted moments ago. Perhaps
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nc pen across the table, sending
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pen, and flipped straight past the dozens of r
he three men, my hand hove
ift, razor-sharp stroke-the distinct, aggressive handwriting of Sienna
onto the glass wit
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, stepping forward quickl
his eyebrows lifting slightly as
cus a second glance, and wal
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ot turn
elf, Marcus. You're
ulled the door shut behind me, s
d I drew a long, steady breath into my lungs, o
t her calculating stepsister, Daphne, had stripped her o
orridor, feeling the faint physica
mirror, I paused and
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