β Scribed by B. B. Hamel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Itβs my job to keep her safe. But I want something in return. Protect and serve? Iβll protect her, all right. But sheβll serve me. Iβm the Chief and Police and I get what I want. At least until I find Emma knee-deep in trouble. Those gorgeous eyes, perfect hair, pouty lips. She makes a growl slip from my throat and I canβt help but take her back to my house and offer her whatever she needs. Thereβs a catch, of course. Iβll keep her safe, but she better repay me over, and over, and over again. My hands on her hips, pulling her close against my body, Iβll whisper in her ear. You want safety? I want your body. Itβs a deal with the devil and she knows it. But I know sheβs going to make it with a smile. Itβs my job to protect her. But I never said Iβm a good man. Control and Passion. Thatβs what I want from her. Sheβs my new angel, and my angels get whatever they want and much more.
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