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Frat sweetheart

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Daddy’s chair

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Dorm-mate

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Netflix and chill

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Five years too far

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Psycho couple

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Sunshine and storm

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Arranged marriage

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Touchdowns & Toe Touches

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Boxer

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Pregnant

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camp

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Back to friends

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Drowned in you

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Step brother from hell.

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Barry’s sister

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Tied up

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Baby fever

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Dealer

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Washing his sins

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More than enemies

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Gym session interrupted

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Halloween

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Friends with benefits

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Teachers pet

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Kookbait

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Trouble Abroad

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Hot tub

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Blood in the sand

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No pole

Drew starkey

Love island

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New girl

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Congrats, its yours.

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Best mistake

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Summer camp

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Saltwater & sins.

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Ultraviolence

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Super Rich Kids

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Sl*t me out

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Back home

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London

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Personal trainer

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Play fighting

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Drug dealer

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Prison break

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Seven minutes in heaven

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Arrested

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Baby

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Cruel intentions

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Ties that bind

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Beach heat

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One of us is lying

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Legacy

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Fugitive

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you

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Bad habits

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A hand in the dark

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4th of july

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No choice but you.

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Polar opposite

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Chasing ghosts

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Love me not

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Toxic paradise

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Orange jumpsuit

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Secrets

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Pregnancy

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Bad decision

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Shady business

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Wrong turn

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Summerween

You over me

Rafe stood in the doorway like he owned the house. Black hoodie. Black pants. Jaw tight. Eyes sharp in that way that always meant trouble. Aurora was slipping on her heels, smoothing down her tight black strapless dress. The deep V dipped low enough to make a statement. Her hair was blown out perfectly, glossy and dramatic. She looked expensive. Untouchable. Dangerous. Rafe’s gaze dragged over her slowly. “Where’re you going dressed like that?” he asked. Aurora didn’t look at him. “Out.” “Out where.” She grabbed her phone from the dresser. “Ruthie’s.” He scoffed. “Yeah? Since when do you dress like that for Ruthie?” She finally turned to him, folding her arms. “Since I feel like it.” Rafe stepped further inside, closing the door behind him. The room suddenly felt smaller. Hotter. “Don’t play dumb with me,” he said. “You’ve been acting weird since that party.” Aurora let out a sharp laugh. “Oh, that party? You mean the one where I watched you practically press your mouth into some random girl’s ear all night?” Rafe’s jaw flexed. “I was talking.” “Yeah. Looked real deep and meaningful.” He took another step toward her. “You’re reaching.” “No, I’m observant.” Silence stretched between them, thick and uncomfortable. Then he said her name, low. “Aurora.” She rolled her eyes. “Don’t.” “Something’s changed with you,” he continued. “You’re colder. Snappier. You barely answer my texts.” “Maybe I got tired of looking stupid.” His eyes darkened. “You’re not my girlfriend.” “And you’re not subtle.” The words hit. Hard. Rafe inhaled slowly through his nose, like he was trying not to explode. “You knew what I was like when you got close to me.” “Yeah. Reckless. Toxic. Dangerous. I like that about you,” she shot back. “What I don’t like is being embarrassed.” “Embarrassed?” he snapped. “By what? Me talking to a girl at a party?” Aurora stepped closer, chin tilted up. “By you acting like I don’t exist when she’s standing there.” For a second, something unreadable flashed in his eyes. Then it vanished behind that familiar mask of control. “You don’t get to claim me,” he said. “You’re the one who said we weren’t anything.” She laughed bitterly. “Funny how you only remember that part.” Rafe ran a hand through his hair, pacing once before stopping in front of her again. “So what, now you’re punishing me with attitude and disappearing acts?” “I’m not punishing you,” she said. “I’m matching your energy.” His lips pressed into a thin line. “You want distance?” he asked. “You got it.” Aurora grabbed her purse. “Good.” He blocked her path. Her eyes flashed. “Move.” Rafe leaned down slightly, voice dropping. “Is that what you want? Me gone?” She hesitated for half a second. Just one. Then: “You’re the one who can’t decide what you want.” His stare softened for a fraction of a moment before hardening again. “Fine,” he said. “If you want me to leave you alone, I will.” He stepped aside, opening the door. “Because I care about your feelings more than mine.” Aurora walked past him without looking back. But her hands were shaking.