“Yeah,” Griffin said.
“Human or zombie?”
Griffin tilted his head, his tone lazy. “Could be a ghost.”
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He stared at Hayley and slowly broke into a sweet, innocent smile.
A smile full of sharp fangs.
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Hayley stared at the sudden appearance, clearly surprised. “Are you a survivor from here?”
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“Don’t come any closer!” The woman broke down crying as Hayley stepped forward, terror written all over her body language
Hayley stopped.
At that moment, Griffin took the initiative and walked ahead “Hey, don’t be scared. We’re good peuple We’re here to rescue survivors.”
As Griffin approached, the woman strangely stopped resisting. Even her crying ceased. She asked cautiously, “Are you here to save us?”
Hayley felt helpless.
What the hell?
She asked questions and got ignored. Griffin opened his mouth, and suddenly it worked.
Did this guy come with some kind of built-in charm buff?
Griffin noticed the woman’s obvious change in attitude. He grinned back at Hayley. “Captain Gorgeous, let me go talk to her.” “In your dreams.” Hayley yanked on the handcuffs linking them and turned back to the woman, speaking from a distance. “How many survivors are here? Where are they staying? Can everyone evacuate? This place won’t be safe mach longer.”
The woman didn’t answer a single question.
Her eyes, hidden beneath thick bangs, stared straight at them without blinking.
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Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.

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