β Scribed by Ashe, Jessica
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The biggest lie of all is pretending not to care Wade Everyoneβs got an opinion about me. But words donβt matter. Actions do. Iβm surrounded by enemies, with no one I can trustβ¦ except Janie. The problem is, I donβt just need her in my corner β I want her in my bed. Before long, sheβs my siren, my solace,my strengthβ¦ And then I learn sheβs been lying to me. Janie Heβs the youngest (and sexiest) British Prime Minister in decades. How did he rise so far, so fast? Itβs my job to learn his secrets. The problem is, the more I get to know him, the less I want to discover the storyβ¦ and the more I want to uncover his body. Before long, Iβve fallen for my target β and been exposed as a fraud. And now his enemies are coming for both of us.
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