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“She tried lowering him slowly, but he ended up falling and taking her down with him. Ellie couldn't tell which of them groaned the loudest. "Seriously! Could you eat a little less?" she groused, pushing back onto her haunches. Ethan smirked and shook his head. Motioned to his well defined torso. "Muscle, not fat.”

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Book:Present History
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