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“​I rotate to meet him, my knife prepared against his lips. "I am going to torture, kill you, burn your body and have a drink, naked on your coffin after I am done."He positions a cigarette between his lips. "Sounds like a date." He lights it and draws in the chemicals. "Are you asking me on a date, nightshade?”

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Book:Bewitched
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