“Of course, it would help if the manwould keep his shirt on whenever he came into her unconscious mind. What kind of person didn't have the decency to keep himself clothed while barging into her dreams.a little modesty went a long way.Yeah, but clothes on a body so fine was its own form of obscenity.shh, mind, have some decency yourself.”

Sherrilyn Kenyon

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