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“Zach," Seth greeted him cautiously. "I'm surprised you joined us." "Apparently, he's an enigma," Marcus drawled, the words dripping with sarcasm. Seth actually felt the urge to smile. "And you're the luckiest bastard on the planet," Zach declared. "They love you, faults and all.”

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Night Unbound

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