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R.A. Smyth

“Why do you call me Little Sparrow?” I question, chewing on my bottom lip. “Mmm?” he mumbles, clearly half asleep. I don’t repeat the question, instead waiting him out, and deciding if he doesn’t answer the question then maybe I’m better off not knowing. At least for tonight. Eventually he asks in a husky voice, “Do you know what sparrows symbolize?” “No?” “They represent pleasure and happiness. They are all about finding joy in the little things in life.” I frown, unsure how that relates to me. “And I’m your sparrow?” He kisses the top of my head, pulling me tighter against him as he murmurs. “You’re my sparrow.”

R.A. Smyth, Pretty Spiteful
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Pretty Spiteful (The Ruthless Boys of Ridgeway, #1) Pretty Spiteful by R.A. Smyth
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