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He’s her doctor. She’s his missing puzzle piece. Hanna: Why was I always alone? Usually I preferred the solace, But lately I’d wanted something more. Until I was abducted and abused. Then I wanted nothing more than to be left alone by everyone. But when I woke up in a caring stranger’s arms, I realized how lonely I’ve truly been. He swears to want to take care of me. Can I trust him to protect me? Because I know I want him to.

Am I cursed with bad luck? I’d left my past behind to start clean and fresh. Why did my guilt still haunt me? He’d followed me here. Or had been here all along. The evil criminal Martinelli. And there’s only one thing standing between him and me...the most selfless man I’ve ever met. He swears only to want to help me. Are my instincts right in believing he speaks the truth? He makes my heart race and my palms sweat. Maybe together we can escape my past. Because I think he’s worth it.

He’s her hero. She’s his chance at happiness. Gina: What else could go wrong? I’d left my old life behind to escape the rumors and violence. Why did it seem to follow me here to Vegas? I’d been accosted once again. This time by men with even more nefarious ideas than my ex-boyfriend. But when I finally wake up, I’ve been rescued...By the most intimidating man I’ve ever met. He promises he only wants to help me. Can I trust him to take care of me? I’m not sure I can give him what he wants in return. But I can try. Because I think it may be what I want too.

Watching her fall and not being able to catch her still haunted me. It brought out every Daddy instinct in me. Aggressive and headstrong, I couldn’t resist her. Despite her innocence about my lifestyle, I’m willing to teach Veronica, patiently. Will she accept me for what I like and who I am? And what happens when my past comes to haunt us? I know that Veronica will be my Little, and I’ll do anything to protect her.

Why did being strong mean being alone? I enjoyed my own company, But lately I’ve yearned for comfort and caring, For someone to take care of me. When I ran across him at the wedding, he seemed all wrong. When he touched me that night while we were alone, the world seemed right. Now he wants me to train him, Then swears he’ll leave me alone if it’s what I want. But I’m not sure I want him to.