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After laying out the rules, Kayde began clearing the table, and that's when it hit me that I had no idea how long our contract was. “When will it end?” I blurted out, and he stopped what he was doing and turned toward me.
“The contract, I mean. I didn't see an end date, only the commencement date.” He set down the glasses he had in his hands and came to sit next to me again.
“That's because it ends when I decide," he said, referring to a page I obviously hadn't read, and I swallowed hard.
“I see.”
Silence followed as he leaned back in his chair, watching me with that intense, unreadable gaze that made my heart race before he spoke again.
“Tomorrow is Saturday,” he said. “We have a mandatory club run. The Devil's Wraith ride every weekend; it’s non-negotiable. It shows strengt
