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Emma Hart

  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    Zeke drawled, coming up behind his younger brother. His blue-green eyes pierced straight into mine.
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    my Jack Russell, Delilah, rubbing her wet nose against my bare ankle
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    In fact, my tolerance for people talking to me is quite low. Non-existent, if I’m completely honest. How I survive
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    Long story short: Making bad mistakes is something I’m very good at
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    Life Goal #3: Don’t kill the stupid people. Let them stick their fingers in a plug socket or something.
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    Try again, Ezekiel.”

    “It’s kinda hot when you call me Ezekiel.”

    “You’re only saying that because you think it’ll annoy me.”
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    With his dark hair, oceanic blue-green eyes, smoldering smile, and a yes-let-me-lick-whipped-cream-off-you
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    Sitting only feet away at a table with a pretty blond is Zeke Elliott. I don’t need to see his face to know it’s him—his messy, dark
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    You’re five-feet-nothing.”

    “Five-five!” I stand on the counter and really look at the window
  • Pradishma Nagvekarhar citeretsidste år
    What are you, five?”

    “Twenty-seven, but pretending I’m five has it’s benefits. Like getting ice-cream.” His smile reflected
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