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Chapter 69 - Time alone
Sian FlemingThis chapter was getting wayyy to long so I've had to split it. These boys just write together so nicely! The next one will be up soon... Also, quick question, with them reunited I was wondering how much smut to add to the story. As readers would you prefer some or the story to focus on the plot and have a couple of steamy bonus chapters at the end? Or a 3rd option I haven't thought of aha?
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