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CXI: When death is inevitable
A store with dimmed lights was at the corner off the road and, as soon as Jasmin saw it, she raced there, hoping they would still be open.
She barely took her first step when someone suddenly grabbed her hand.
Her heartbeat raced, and she panicked, trying to wiggle away. “Jazz, Jazz, it’s me.”
Her heartbeat decreased and relief watched over her at the voice of Cainan and she threw her arms around him before she thought of anything else.
She pulled away, overwhelmed with happiness and surprise at the sight of him. “How did you find out?” her eyes narrowed.
Relief and happiness filled his eyes at her sight. “I knew you loved me and the last thing you would do is hurt me intentionally. I knew there was more to it and though heartbroken, I had to wait around and make sure you were okay. Thank God I did.”
“He knows about the baby,” she said, overcome with fear, &l
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Hello, thanks for opening, I truly appreciate. Please feel free to leave a review at the end and you can follow me on my social media handle. I***a @geekyqueeen and page Glory Tina or you can send me an email. tinajaykeys@g***l.com I would love to hear from you. Thank you once again and I hope you enjoy the work of this imperfect writer. Xoxo “Get back here!” shouted one officer who was chasing Jasmin while she ran across the street to the other side, brushing past a few people walking on the street as well and then running ahead into the first building she came across. Who knew stealing a diamond would be so difficult? How she was being chased now, even when she had got in a few times, pretending to be a parent making inquiries about the dayca
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