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“No.” She gawked. Her arms seized me and turned me to face her. “You didn’t!” She screeched, her jaw dropped. I pulled myself from her hold. “Nothing happened.” I muttered. “Liar! I can see it all over your face!” I groaned. “Tell me everything!” Her eyes had lit up like this was the most exciting news she had ever heard.”

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Book:In The Crossfire
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