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    Stripping Away Innocence
    Stripping Away Innocence
    Stripping Away Innocence
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    Stripping Away Innocence

    By Odette Haynes

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    Felicity has recently graduated high school and just turned 18. She thought she would be escaping the immature lives that people her own age lived, but after attending another party filled with depravity she wonders whether she’ll ever escape the shackles of her shallow existence.

    Then, at one of her friend’s party she meets Tom, an older man who sparks an unknown desire within her. Despite her friend’s disgust, Felicity knows that Tom could be the key to showing her what life can be all about.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmorBooks.com
    Release dateJan 16, 2022
    ISBN9780463310397
    Stripping Away Innocence
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    Odette Haynes

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      The house was alive with the raucous noise of adolescent chattering and laughter. Cheap alcohol was flowing freely and almost everyone was gripped by the fervor of post-graduation glee. Spirits were high and the sense of freedom stirred them all into feeling they were invincible.

      Felicity stood against a wall, clutching her still-full cup of beer. Someone had thrust it into her hand but she could only manage a sip; the amber liquid smelled and tasted vile. She couldn’t understand how everyone else was swilling it down, although judging by the stains on people’s clothes and the carpets plenty of beer had missed its target.

      You know, I sat a few rows behind you for the last four years, Rhodey began, leaning into Felicity. His breath stank of beer and his bloodshot eyes danced around her body as if they were devouring her. He licked his lips as he spoke, and saliva dripped from them. With one elbow resting against the wall, he used his left hand to brush her hair. Feeling

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