Copycat
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He liked being out among people. Blending in, interacting.No one had a clue. Who he was. What he was capable of.No one suspected his secrets.Even his Kitten. Or maybe, especially her.He leaned back in his chair and sipped his espresso, smiling at a woman who glanced his way.He often played this game: studying people—like that woman—and then imagining what she would do if he revealed himself to her. Imagined the fear creeping into her eyes, the noise she might make—a small squeak, like a terrifie...d mouse.He almost got hard just thinking about it.The word Lundgren had called him—impotent—flew into his head, sucking the pleasure from the moment.She had made him very angry.But worse, she had known it. Until he had regained control, she’d had all the power.He had been powerless.It’d been a smart move on her part. She had surprised him and earned his admiration. But also his ire.He couldn’t let her get away with it. She would have to pay. A small price this time, as it was her first offense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He liked being out among people. Blending in, interacting.No one had a clue. Who he was. What he was capable of.No one suspected his secrets.Even his Kitten. Or maybe, especially her.He leaned back in his chair and sipped his espresso, smiling at a woman who glanced his way.He often played this game: studying people—like that woman—and then imagining what she would do if he revealed himself to her. Imagined the fear creeping into her eyes, the noise she might make—a small squeak, like a terrifie...d mouse.He almost got hard just thinking about it.The word Lundgren had called him—impotent—flew into his head, sucking the pleasure from the moment.She had made him very angry.But worse, she had known it. Until he had regained control, she’d had all the power.He had been powerless.It’d been a smart move on her part. She had surprised him and earned his admiration. But also his ire.He couldn’t let her get away with it. She would have to pay. A small price this time, as it was her first offense.
What to read after Copycat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Spindler to read onlineMoreLess
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