Unsaid
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Emmett Harrington witnesses his cousin Bailey get punched in his face by a hooded guy in a dark alleyway.
Emmett Harrington stands up for Bailey and punches the hooded guy.
Emmett Harrington doesn't know that the hooded guy is in fact a pissed off mute girl.
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• #1 in Romance in The Libra Awards 2020 •
• #1 in New Adult in the Dark Nova Awards •
• #3 in Romance in The Cherry Blossom Awards
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"Dude! You have to give me some warning before you do that" I scowl before glaring at him. Only he mirrors my glare, and I go confused. "What's wrong?" I ask. "I'm not your friend. Don't call me dude" He mutters. "You talked!" I gasp, sitting up straight in the bed. Only the room spins slightly, and Sage pushes me back down. I then register what he said, and my smile fades away. "I know, sorry" I mumble. Sage sighs, and suddenly my jaw is being grabbed, and before I can even begin to register what's happening, he kisses me. "Not your friend" He whispers. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Morgan Price. A woman who never shuts up. Sage Hendrix. A man who rarely talks. What a match. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• When Morgan makes an impulsive decision to join a fucking mafia, she meets Sage, a man who intimidates people with just one look. As time goes on, her attraction and curiosity for him grows. Little does she know he's facing the same problem. (Hendrix #5) ☆Written:03/2023☆ ☆Not edited☆
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