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Chapter 10. Sisterly Love R18
Author: FOCA
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“Hey, Jax, it’s been a while. How have you been?” Gwen asked, completely ignoring Coyote’s question.

Coyote’s face tightened with irritation, but Gwen wasn’t paying him any attention. Her eyes were locked on Jax.

“I’ve been just fine, though not as fine as you look tonight,” Jax replied with a sheepish grin.

Gwen’s face lit up. “Thank you. You always know the right words to say. What a gentleman you are.”

“I asked you a question, Gwen,” Coyote interjected, trying to cut through whatever strange energy was building between them.

“I wanted to see you, brother, and know how you were doing,” Gwen said, still not looking at him.

“At midnight?” Coyote asked, eyebrows raised.

“Yeah. Is there something wrong with that?” Gwen responded, her expression turning serious.

“No. It’s just... odd. And it’s not exactly safe to be in this part of town this late at night,” Coyote said, sitting down on the bed with a wince.

“I’m a grown woman, Coyote. I can take care of myself. Back to my question—why do
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