A different kind of distraction

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(Harlow) We reached the compound, and Asher parked. I grabbed my purse before getting out of the car. Once we were inside our section, I placed it on the living room table and headed toward our bedroom. Asher followed me and closed the door behind us. "You're walking pretty well for a man who spent dinner complaining about his leg." "I complained once." "Three times." "Keeping count?" "Someone has to." I turned around and found him watching me. He'd been looking pleased with himself since we left the restaurant, and I was beginning to wonder what he'd planned. Asher walked over to the dresser and opened one of the drawers. I recognized the cuffs when he took them out. "Those again?" "Got a problem with them?" "Depends what you're planning." "Thought you wanted a distraction." "

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