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3 My good looks are obvious, so I won’t expound on them

"This is possibly the worst ‘courtship’ in history," she muttered "I don’t really think it’s supposed to work this way, Carwyn"

4 A thousand years That’s a lot to make up for My enthusiasm for certain activities will be rather boundless, and I can proination to fill in the rest (Then tell lorious I’ h and kept reading

5 And I’ I’ll mention is just this: I love you I’ve lived as an immortal for a thousand years and I’ve never met a woman armed my heart, my body, and my soul the way you have I admired the woman you were as a human, and I’m even more excited to see who you become in this new life I think you’re extraordinary

Love to you, Carwyn

Trust hio out on patrol with Declan

PS The collar is optional, you know

Brigid stood up suddenly, shouting, "What the hell does thatas if she’d just slapped a nun "Sorry… just so unexpected"

"Everything all right back in Wicklow?" To the letter in half "Yes Fine" She folded it again "Just fine Just…" She folded the letter again It was around the size of a business card She tucked it in her pocket and walked frorab a quick bite and I’ll be ready to go"

An hour later, Brigid and Declan were leaning against the back wall of The Abbey, a club in town that catered to vauests Murphy was out of the office that night, so Brigid had eagerly volunteered to join Declan as he monitored Dublin’s newest hotspot

It was a new club, one that Murphy hadn’t approved before it was built, but once the owners enerous tribute to the leader of Dublin, allowances were made and the club reht who reported in Jack had argued that shutting it doould just force the club underground, and Brigid had to agree

But she still didn’t trust the owners They were two Norwegian humans who had letters of introduction fro cautious, but politically s the club to remain open as a favor to the other va that he wanted to exploit The political considerations grated on Brigid, as sure the club was funneling drugs She just wasn’t sure through who a loose pebble in the street

"He probably found a sweet-s a nip"