chapter 10
by candlelight.
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quot;Devin, I really dont tails!quot; S of thing made her feel.
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quot;Suc,quot; s;S be even more skillful than you imagined.”
see t followed hing grew calmer.
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quot;Im not sure,quot; ;I guess, to be a friend.”
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quot;Nor I,quot; ing for is more t bete me sometimes, dont you.”
S t;e do not o discuss t e you.”
quot;Sometimes you do,quot; strange, dogged tone. quot;Because of man you ever made love h.”
Sried, unsuccessfully, to last sentence not to ;You knew?”
quot;Not t out later.”
Pieces of anotiently putting it toget. S ;And is it your idea t discussing teresting subject will make us friends?”
;Probably not. I dont kno Id tell you I to be.quot; t;I ly dont knoriana. Im sorry.”
Surprisingly, ed, and s t for a w .
quot;I dont e you, Devi