Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

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Vripeta thought she couldn't keep letting herself get swayed like this

"I should go. Ser you Monday." She quickly turned to leave, guilt creeping in as the walked off.

Summer really was the prime season for catching a case of lovestnick foolishness. 11 was practically contagious.

She walked a few huumed steps, motioning for Reberra and the others to follow. The way she mished off, it was like a massive wolf-dog was chaire her from

They were about to leave the courtyard when Dominic's w

voice rang out again. "Walt."

Everyone froze

Dominic strolled over with his usual composed air, those deep, enigmatic eyes resting on espera. "Tom into each other in this village. Well, that's fate, br't it? I'm not doing much here anyway. How about I tagalong to your friend's place for abit?"

Vespera, Reberra, and the rest of the group went quiet.

They thought, "He sure is free, huh?

None of them wanted him to come, but no one seemed capable of stopping him. Even Gilvert, flerce enough to intimidate a wild wolf-dog, became meekas a Lapdog in Dominic's presence.

Dominic

Rebecca's sleeve and whispered, "is Mr. Beld coming with us, too? Does he Does he know about

presence that made her uncary. Especially those eyes,

worry. He doesn't know. He'll probably just stay for a few minutes

to go, you can

her head furiously, then muttered, "Then

girls, and a subtle, knowing smirk

to

Reid, you've got to come back for dinner. I've got some

Dominic nodded. "Of course,

Greendield Village five and somehow ended up leaving

led the way as

into step beside

them but got yanked back by Rebecca, who drazzed film away by the

and muttered, "He's

parted Byron's cheek like she was genuinely moved. "Wow, my clever boy finally figured it out. I'm

Byron was speechless

"This path is too narrow for three people. You should give

them weer whispering behind, thinking their voices were soit enough that the people

with barely an inch separating them, especially Calvert, who didn't