Midnight Memories (Hayes Grier) The Continuation

Midnight Memories (Hayes Grier) The Continuation

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We both lean in, and shut our eyes, letting emotion take over. You can hear the beating of my heart, and our heavy breathing, we were both nervous, but mostly, I know that we both feel it. "I know you feel it." "I know you feel it, as well." ********_________**********________ Please know that I did ask permission to continue this book, so it is not copyright. If you haven't read the first part of this book please look at my first page to see the writer's name.
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