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Seeing the anger in me, Lyall raised his hands in the air in the direction of the front in denial while repeating "no, not at all. " That man said that while a small smile settled in the corner of his mouth, an expression that he maintained all that time and until eventually he indicated again "I leave that to Dominieck, he is an expert taster of blows that in a few words have marked your name or even Martin's. Dominieck, listening to him, was sorry, apparently those words had caused him discomfort, but he did not want to let her notice, more nevertheless almost continuously indicated. "Lyall stop bothering her, I don't know that you're going to end up condemning me to death and that's why I might not exactly receive hugs, kisses and chocolates," Dominieck reproved again with some obvious embarrassment. After that promulgating that between the two there arose a jocular moment for which I was evidently responsible, first of all such men seemed to laugh satisfied with each
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"Something that will surely surprise you. " Dominieck began to pull me insistently, apparently it was nothing of absolute danger, but nevertheless I had my reservations "surely there is nothing to fear. " "Not at all, trust me. " Keeping myself immersed in the suspicion that all this causes, for a moment I refused his request a few more times because I was afraid of seeing something that was not to my fair liking there, but Dominieck insisted and insisted as he always did, until in the end I managed to convince myself and I had no choice but to accept. He took my hands as if I were some little child who is just beginning to take his first steps and still does not have enough confidence to be able to take them for fair independence, while he kept his back guiding me into that place, a place in which not very well received me with an unexpected company. "What! "i replied not very well I saw what all that secret was about, since on the desk next to the bed rested the mo
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The aroma that Dominieck emanated for that moment was extremely pleasant and intoxicating thing that I think his wolf part had something to do, because our second faces always have an answer to give that will not always be according to our requirements and that includes that our skin also comes to perceive a somewhat different aroma, when something does not convince them or when they simply want to take the opposite in some cases not in all. Therefore, it was only enough for me to perceive such a fragrance so that in the end I ended up immersed in a warm sea of thoughts and emotions that, although I could have fought against his vile daring in the end I did not, because in the way we ended up together it was impossible for me to exercise any movement that would lead us to that kiss to come to an end, since somehow he had managed to overcome my fighting spirit, the worst of all was that without a doubt I had to admit that I had liked to be bowed down under his firm command . Th
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With that bouquet in his hands, Dominieck, with his head down, took a few steps and approached the shore of the lake in complete silence, once before those waters, squatting, he deposited on such a sublime body such flowers, while for a moment watching as those were moving away, fixed I contemplate them. For my part, I was trying to keep my composure above all, so while he was carrying out such acts, I was withdrawn for a few steps, somewhat close to the bush from which Dominieck took the bouquet, with my arms crossed at the level of my chest completely containing every feature of emotion. "Did you ever watch the sunrise from here with my parents or maybe alone" I question that one with some serenity as he turned his back on me completely. "Not that I remember. " "Well, well, this will undoubtedly be something memorable, I hope that first of all it will be a secret that like me you can treasure. " For a moment that one directed his gaze to me while leaving a warm smile co
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