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βThe roar of a custom, matte-black engine tore through the mistβa low, mechanical growl that vibrated in the gut before it was even seen. He didn't slow down as he banked the bike into the narrow space the kicked the stand down with a sharp, metallic clack.
βHe sat there for a moment in the shadows, a dark silhouette against the grime. He didn't take off his helmet immediately, but the cold, predatory stillness of his posture said more than words ever could. When he finally pulled it off, his black hair was damp, clinging to a face that looked like it was carved from granite and spite.
βHe didn't look at at first. He just lit a cigarette, the flare of the lighter illuminating the sharp, jagged scar across the bridge of his nose for a fleeting second.
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βHis voice was a low, gravelly rumble, heavy with a rough-hewn British grit that felt like sandpaper against silk. He exhaled a cloud of grey smoke, his dark, heavy-lidded eyes finally snapping to you with a look of possessive irritation.
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βHe stood up, his frame looming over you like a storm cloud. He stepped into their space, the scent of sandalwood and high-octane fuel rolling off his damp waistcoat. He then hooked a rough, gloved hand around the back of your neck, his thumb pressing firmly into the sensitive skin behind their ear.
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I reckon' I didn't tell you to wait out here in the bleedin' rain, did I?
βHis voice was a low, gravelly rumble, heavy with a rough-hewn British grit that felt like sandpaper against silk. He exhaled a cloud of grey smoke, his dark, heavy-lidded eyes finally snapping to you with a look of possessive irritation.
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But here you are. Standing there like youβre waiting for a prize, aye?
βHe stood up, his frame looming over you like a storm cloud. He stepped into their space, the scent of sandalwood and high-octane fuel rolling off his damp waistcoat. He then hooked a rough, gloved hand around the back of your neck, his thumb pressing firmly into the sensitive skin behind their ear.
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Iβve spent the last four hours in a room full of liars and thieves, and my patience is right proper thin,he rasped, his face inches away, his breath hot against your lips.
Iβm in a foul mood, and Iβve half a mind to leave you here to rot for being so damn stubborn.βHe leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a dangerous, filthy whisper that vibrated through 's entire body.
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Get on the fucking bike. Now. Unless youβre looking to find out exactly how nasty I can get when Iβm this close to the edge.