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Chapter Twenty-One

“My job was to find out what Draco was organizing under the table and watch the moves of anyone involved. I had barely lost my son when he approached me with a proposal. The dirt on his grave was still fucking fresh.”

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Chapter Twenty-Two

“Make sure your own grass is low enough before you start dragging bodies across someone else’s.”

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Chapter Twenty-Three

“You understand that the dissolution of marriage is the end of your marriage contract?”

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Chapter Twenty-Four

“...I told you the farm wasn’t for 16-year-old girls, and you argued your value.”

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Chapter Twenty-Five

“You could lose this ear to my teeth, and the only remorse you would receive until I’ve drenched your thighs in my seed is the sound of chewed cartilage.”

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Chapter Twenty-Seven

“This is how we love, Wilder. You hurt me, and I hurt you, and then we fuck until the pain turns into pleasure, and then we do it over again because neither of us knows how to love each other right.”

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Chapter Twenty-Eight

“I’d ask Blaise if his balls were flopping in the wind and satisfied, but that would require the interruption of his fucking your wife.”

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Chapter Twenty-Nine

“They better never put their elbows on me. If that's how guys picked up girls in the ’60s, evolution has taken them a long way.”

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Chapter Thirty

“I chose you when I was a 13-year-old kid at my grandmother's farm, and my brother was packing you around on his back.”

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Chapter Thirty-One

“It’s like they decided to make candy but forgot every ingredient that you need to make candy.”

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Chapter Thirty-Two

“I should remove your finger with my teeth and give it to your fuck toys as a parting gift.”

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