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Chapter 17. Last Day At The Autoshop II
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How the hell could he tell? Coyote hesitated, weighing his response, but before he could say a word, Jax burst out laughing.

“Oh my God, you did fuck her.”

“Jesus Christ! I didn’t even say anything,” Coyote said, stunned.

Jax smirked. “Didn’t have to. You paused for a while after I asked, and you made that face you usually make when you’re about to lie.”

[Man! This your friend knows you very well.]

“We’ve been friends since childhood, of course he knows me,” Coyote responded silently to the Sys
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