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Zuri Baptiste is in trouble. Sheβs lost her virginity to the man who is set to take over her fatherβs business. How did such a thing happen? Years later she's forced to answer that question to the smooth debonair stranger who's responsible for the only reckless thing Zuri has done in her life.
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