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“I think You’re The type of Woman That enjoys having Power over Men.” “You liked playing Brother against Brother.” “I think You were a Selfish Woman.” “And when You couldn’t control The situation anymore.” “And when Your plan to stab Him didn’t work.” You figured You’d get Him over Here and try with a Hammer.” “Am I right Diane?” “Come on Diane.” “Kiss and tell.”

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Book:A Sister's Curse
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