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The Threat 1
Six months... Six months of living together with another person. Six dateless months.
Jun was never one to mind female company. And it never hurt if that company was a raven-haired beauty who enticed his mind as much as she infuriated him and kept him on his toes.
But that's completely useless when the person concerned is so much against it...
Jun didn't mind having to live with Iori, he knew that it was going to be hard on too many levels but, strangely, it wasn't an idea that he hated as much as he was probably supposed to.
Yet, seeing Iori's reaction made him reconsider his standpoint. Iori was emitting refusal vibes with her whole being. For a moment, he thought that she was going to panic like she did at the restaurant, but she was much more collected even though she was clearly distressed.
After she left the room, Jun stole one glance at the old man who sighed watching her close the door. He didn't waste time going after her. The old man
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