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He has to stop it

Author: Lost in love
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*Zambie*

“Missed me?” I saunter into the dimly lit cell, trying to project an air of indifference. But if I’m being brutally honest, there’s a flicker of anticipation sparking within me at the sight of her.

Kattie looks up from her makeshift bed, her expression a mix of annoyance and something softer. “What do you think, Zombie? Has anyone ever missed your miserable ass?”

“Ouch! It stings when you pretend to hate me like that. Just admit it… you like my visits too,” I tease, flashing her a p
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