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“What's over there?" Rosemary pointed at a wooden archway entangled with vines. "The loveseat area. Very hidden from view." "Let me guess..." "Yes, I will be fucking you there, too. As a matter of fact..." During the next fifteen minutes, Rosemary didn't feel the cold, and her appreciation for Ellis's large garden and high evergreen walls tripled.”

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Book:Love at First Fright
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