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It was all still so surreal to Mia. Not only had Sullivan purchased her, but he’d taken her away from the city. She felt safer now than she ever had in her life, certain that her former captor would have no idea where she was now. He couldn’t come back for her or hurt her ever again. A smile played on her lips, half feeling like it was permanently plastered there, looking around the new place. It was huge, at least, to her. They’d finally finished unpacking, and she was wandering from one area to the next, making sure they hadn’t missed anything, that everything was clean and dusted. She wanted it to be perfect. It was her way of showing him how happy she was, how much she appreciated everything he had done for her, at least, in part. “This place is so big,” she said it while they unpacked, but couldn’t help repeating herself. “I might get lost,” she joked, moving closer to him. “Have I thanked you in the last five minutes for everything?” Pushing up on her toes, she pressed a soft kiss to Sullivan’s lips, one of her hands resting low against his chest.
