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“So you've decided to sacrifice me?' he asked. 'I would never do that!' 'I know.' His eyes turned teasing, sparking with tiny flecks of silver. 'I've seen what a mess you become when I'm not around.' (Waterstones Exclusive Edition Alternate Ending).”

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Book:A Curse for True Love
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