BOUND BY OATH

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ave. Applause and cheers erupted from our small audience, but the room's acoustics made five people sound like a hundred. I reached over and grabbed

elping her down. She grimaced. "You know,

et used to anythin

now, Angel, a

ndeed, she was right. Her eyes held the fires

itching to leave. I cleared my throat. "Well, go on. Go home if you want

ept over her face. "The p

ngrier. "Plane?

figure it out. "Oh... the plane,"

not going anywhere with you.

ession. "I'm offended that you think s

un her around. "You can go where you like tonight, but the plane leaves for Rio

. She huffed, pulled her hand free, and walked

be fun, I thou