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“I’m twenty-four years old, Gideon,” I said dryly. “I stopped developing years ago. What you see is what you get.” “Yes, but I’m the only one who’s supposed to be seeing, since I’m the only one who’s allowed to be getting.”

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Book:Bared to You
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Bared to You

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Sylvia Day
Sylvia Day

Sylvia Day is an American author known for her romance novels. Born on March 11, 1973, she began writing in 2008. Her works are celebrated for their complex emotions and deep character development. more

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