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“No man should look like that, it wasn't fair. Packed muscle, sculpted shoulders, probably built though years of training, and a few scars (she wondered what from) across his upper chest. Said chest was of course perfectly peppered with dark hair that trailed scandalously down to the deep V just above his shorts.”

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Book:Love at First Fright
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