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irk returning in full force. He stepped toward her-s
unded hard against her skin. "You have no right to be
s head, studying her. "You say 'rogues' like we're all the same, like we don't ha
agger. The way he said her name-smooth, knowin
damn thing about
ter than me. I know you hesitate when you should strike.
htened. "You'r
are, still talking to me instead of
you save
ghts ago, she'd been tracking another rogue when she was blin
and claws flashing under the moon. And when the la
didn't
't save p
leave with
n Emberfang h
h suspicion. "Why didn't you k
s smir
eyes-something unreadable, something tha
for sport,"
e ruthless. She'd seen the bodies, the massacres. They
this one
ke her questi
p closer, and this tim
should be. Every instinct in you is screami
ice remained steady. "Maybe I
m, but she didn't. He brushed a stray strand of hair from her face, his fingers grazing he
ld," he w
ld step away, should remind h
stayed root
l in her grip, but
xon Em
hing her li
eel the war rag
he trees shatte
the sound, senses flaring. J
ompany," h
spun toward the noise,
rowl rumbled thro
ogue. N
wol
ing
ath. "Guess this is wher
lade. She should let them take him.
eart was
er ch
ady