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ALI
Theo’s eyes had a strange, silverish glow to them, almost the way an animal’s looked in the dark. Like that wolf I’d thought I’d seen earlier.
Theo had said it was a neighbor dog, but I knew what I saw. I’d grown up on a ranch. I knew the difference between a dog and a wolf, and that animal had been no dog. It had stood much taller and had the broad shoulders and long body of an enormous wolf.
But right now, I was staring at the very broad shoulders and impressive chest of Theo, who looked like a hunter who’d cornered his prey.
Me. Me, with the plug in my bottom. The one that made me squirm and get wetter by the minute. I felt naughty and oddly cherished. I wasn’t even going to go into how I could be a bad girl and a good girl at the same time because all I could focus on was Th
