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A small blade emerged from the tip of Tiergan’s right pointer finger.

Are you kidding me? Who is this guy? Inspector Gadget?!

He then tried to find the sent-mail directory, but the new operating system was difficult to navigate, and random thoughts he kept having about the story, his craving for a bagel, porn, and various other uncontrollable urges kept throwing off the system. The message “Did you mean to ask me about A-N-A-L-S-E-X?” flashed across the screen.

LOL

the slow, unapologetic power of his entry,

LOL, nice wording.

She pointed to the empty bag of potato chips. “You only eat an entire bag of chips after you’ve been screwing,”

Imogen's interest in Levi's sex life is concerning.

“Is your bedroom far from here?” Tiergan’s voice lowered. His accent was so erotic when he whispered so deeply.
Levi swallowed. “Only a few blocks.”
“Good. I want to eat something other than noodles.”

This is literally the only story I know that works really well as long as the two MCs don't interact. Levi and Tiergan together in a scene is weird...

I don't trust that guy at all. He has traitor written across his forehead.

I'm afraid it's not a big secret who Agent 75 is...

The logic of this back story isn't very convincing. Instead of mass murder, it would have been cheaper and more economical to just establish a school in the first place, if that's all they asked.