Chapter Nine-2

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“Oh, yeah, the no-vacancy sign goes up soon as one of us knocks on the door.” The conversation lagged from there. I almost felt sorry for Dalton when I dropped him off at the camp’s barbed-wire gate. “Thanks for the lift,” he tersely quipped. Then he was off, giving me a perfunctory wave and looking about as embarrassed as I’d ever see him. The event was so riddled with seething angst that I forgot about the s****l vibes that earlier passed between us; the very reason I’d picked him up in the first place. Not that the brooding sexuality wasn’t there. When I got home, I had to get off in my attic bed before I could calm myself and attend to the chores around the house. I couldn’t let Dalton get any further under my skin than he already was, although I was beginning to accept that my figh

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