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Forbidden Bids
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Ongoing, First published Jun 14, 2025
"Shit, I think I have feelings after all," is the first thing Verona Ashmore thought after meeting Clara Darkwood, her rival. 
They are rivals in an upcoming auction but neither can deny the sparks between them. 
Is this spark gonna turn into a firework of emotions or a wildfire of rivalry?
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