Intoxicated: Clayton Wilder

Intoxicated: Clayton Wilder

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Love, Lust, and Longing for the Past - Clayton Wilder thought he'd lost it all the moment he'd killed a boy with his car. He thought he'd hit rock bottom; but, boy, was he wrong! He had so much more to lose: for example, his relationship with Eve. She was his life. Literally. And when life's not there to help, you rely on 'them'. And they - those alluring, addicting girls - were his drugs. Literally. - They - All of them - Mingled with my senses, tingled with my thoughts, and singled out my heart. Made it vulnerable. Made me vulnerable. I was oblivious - to the destruction they brought together with their presence, their smiles, and their deadly addiction - until my close ones and I reunited... or forever parted...
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