β Scribed by Natasha L. Black
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
You have the right to be silent β¦ or as loud as you want baby. Iβm not really a strip club kinda guy. I like my lady all to myself. But a lap dance from Sky at my captainβs party started it all. And now I canβt get her out of my head. Too beautiful, too frightened. I can show her that her body is worth more than making rent. Sh*t, she deserves better. Her boss wonβt let her quit. He has her by the throat. She has to be free of him. She has to be mine. So I do what cops are never supposed to do. I go rogue. Anything to save her. Anything to make her mine.
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You have the right to be silent β¦ or as loud as you want baby. Iβm not really a strip club kinda guy. I like my lady all to myself. But a lap dance from Sky at my captainβs party started it all. And now I canβt get her out of my head. Too beautiful, too frightened. I can show her that her bod
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