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“I would give you the world. You simply have to ask. You want kids? Done.” He presses his lips to my jaw. My stomach tightens. “You want to stay here and never work again?” Another kiss, this time just beneath my ear. “Done.” My core flutters, heat spreading through me. “You want to watch the world burn?” “Let me guess, you’ll set it on fire?” I ask. He chuckles, the sound vibrating through me and settling into my bones. “No, darling. I’ll hand you the match and stand at your back, watching you become queen of the ashes.”

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This book delves into the psychological and neurological mechanisms that drive habits, offering insights into how to create and maintain positive habits while breaking negative ones. It combines scientific research with practical advice, aiming to help readers understand and change their own habits for the better. more

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