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breath, her fingers gripping the thin fabric of her worn jacket. The la
main door. She needed to slip past them, blending in wi
gh the darkness. The harsh light pinned
her ribs. She instinctively raised a hand to s
ghost. It stopped inches from her knees. Th
Hardie Boone sat in the driver's seat. The faint glow of the dashboa
. Her heels scraped against the pave
s knuckles were white. His dark eyes locked ont
e that vibrated in her chest. "Expl
ed in, suffocating the truth in her throat. If
e past her dry lips. "I'
He took in her cheap, frayed jacket. A humorless
contempt in his tone made it hard
ailored suit. He pulled out a thick, blac
ll this number." It wasn't a
card. Her fingertips brushed against his cold skin. She flinc
m brewed in his eyes, but his expr
up, sealing the
tires gripped the asphalt, kicking u
lights disappeared around the corner.
The Boone family crest was embossed in silver above
e Boones never gave anything without
the rusted sewer
e ripped the thick card i
ght them for a second before they dro
tened her spine and walked towardhadn't gone far. It sat idling in
the pieces of his card fall into the sewer. His jaw tic
he button on
ing tonight," he ordered
nd Arlene. The bass from the club's spr fingernails into her palms, preparing h

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