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Chapter 95: Pasta Carbonara

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Harper bites her lower lip and looks up at him with a look of desire. “You do not look to bad yourself,” she said softly and her gaze roamed down his chest. “You always look too sexy.” Oliver’s breath catches at the way her bleu green eyes rake over his chest, her gaze hungry and appreciative. A slow, satisfied smirk spreads across his face as he leans back slightly, giving her a better view. “Sexy, huh?” he drawls, his voice taking on that low, confi

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