Week 248 – The cabin in the woods
It had been slow going through the woods, Adam carried the pack with their belongings on his back, and Zara concentrated on walking as much as she could. When her leg gave out on her he would pick her up …
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Week 247 – Loving this
Zara hadn’t hesitated when Adam had asked if she trusted him. Of course she did. She understood where his suspicion had come from and couldn’t believe that the same man had touched both of their lives in horrible ways. “What …
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Week 246 – I can explain
She was finally afraid of him. She should be, but Adam felt he didn’t like knowing that Zara now feared him. It was his own fault, he’d jumped to conclusions and was glad he hadn’t acted and done something he …
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Week 245 – A man she thought was dead was walking towards them
Pain burned through her leg, and Zara cried out in surprise. Adam lunged at her, wrapping an arm around her waist and taking her to the ground in one smooth motion. He rolled them so he took the brunt of …
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Week 244 – The power of love
This had to be without a doubt the single most stupid thing he had ever done. Adam didn’t stop doing it though. For the life of him he couldn’t seem to tear his lips away from the delicious creature who …
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