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Chapter 17
The sound of Evan’s van pulling into the driveway distracted us from our conversation.
Megan placed her hand on my forearm to get my attention as we watched through the kitchen window as he parked his van and hopped out.
“A word of warning. Max isn’t the only one who will feel the effects of the potion. Any man with love for you will have their emotions enhanced; as you will for him if you harbor any feelings of love for him. Even the smallest amount will be strengthened and brought forth. It’ll be especially potent from drinking the tea. Once you start bathing in it, the energies will align and be less erratic. You say that you don’t have feelings for him in that way, but I’m telling you that Evan has feelings for you that go beyond sexual, so be careful not to touch him any more than necessary until you’ve completed all of your baths or we’ll have a problem on our hands.”<
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