I never should have jumped that fence, and I most definitely shouldn't have kissed her.

Living on the streets, I made some hard decisions to stay alive. I signed a contract with the devil, and because of that, I choose to live alone.

But after listening to my neighbors fight every night for years, it's finally gotten to me. Now I've gone and done it - I've broken my only rule: never get involved.

I want to save the beautiful woman next door with the sad eyes from his abuse. I want to take her away from all of this, but what do I have to offer when my hands are stained with the sins I've committed?

How can I offer a broken woman peace and safety when those two things don't exist in my world?

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