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ie
ndow. "Darling, are you sure you gave Addie enough? We
in wen
They dru
y. This is the good stuff. She won't be able to fight it. She'll just lie the
yes, my vision swimmi
eiling windows of the hotel suite. Two bodies, tangled to
ame th
r Kendra's perfume, mingled with the sharp,
't just sink.
ighted down by an invisible force. A strange, unfamil
te our engagement anniversary. I was supposed to be wearing the
hurned in my stoma
arry. The woman I had ca
ldn't control streamed from the corners
she get you, and that massive trust fund her mother left her? Onc
place. A perfectly
ndra's maternal affec
ersary, in our celebration suite, and had
my finger, flashed in my mind. He'd promised to love me, to protect me. Those
I'd practiced baking. Every sweet, hopeful dream I'd had for
pid. An aching emptiness spread through me, a physical craving t
ing to use pain to fight the chem
e lounge subsided. I hear
here?" Kendra asked, her voice sharp with i
less
just going to ruin my name. They were going to
ng, every gossip blog in New York will have the headline: Sullivan heiress in drug-fueled orgy a
a knife twist
. Even with my eyes closed, I coul
t to my ear. "Don't blame us, Addie. Blame your dead mother,
rs trail down my cheek, a gesture of mock tenderness, lik
dle all the traces
It will be perfect. Once we get
r clicked ope
le
hell, but my soul was ignited by a hatred
ragged breaths and the distant, c

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