I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a — Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a — Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a — Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a — Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a — Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
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I thought you were mad at me.""I am.""Well, I make it a rule never to have sex with anyone who's mad at me."He arched a brow. "It's a wonder you've ever had sex at all.

— Darynda Jones, Seventh Grave and No Body
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