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  • With a flick of a sharp-nailed finger, Mauvais sliced away the black velvet choker with its white rose cameo from around her throat, reclaiming his gift.

    Etched in Bone Adrian Phoenix 2011

  • With a flick of a sharp-nailed finger, Mauvais sliced away the black velvet choker with its white rose cameo from around her throat, reclaiming his gift.

    Etched in Bone Adrian Phoenix 2011

  • With a flick of a sharp-nailed finger, Mauvais sliced away the black velvet choker with its white rose cameo from around her throat, reclaiming his gift.

    Etched in Bone Adrian Phoenix 2011

  • With a flick of a sharp-nailed finger, Mauvais sliced away the black velvet choker with its white rose cameo from around her throat, reclaiming his gift.

    Etched in Bone Adrian Phoenix 2011

  • They are afraid, their sharp-nailed little hands dig into our adult flesh as, big-eyed, they urge us to run as soon as we heard the RATs, run, run away now.

    Our American King David Lozell martin 2007

  • They are afraid, their sharp-nailed little hands dig into our adult flesh as, big-eyed, they urge us to run as soon as we heard the RATs, run, run away now.

    Our American King David Lozell martin 2007

  • They are afraid, their sharp-nailed little hands dig into our adult flesh as, big-eyed, they urge us to run as soon as we heard the RATs, run, run away now.

    Our American King David Lozell martin 2007

  • They are afraid, their sharp-nailed little hands dig into our adult flesh as, big-eyed, they urge us to run as soon as we heard the RATs, run, run away now.

    Our American King David Lozell martin 2007

  • He was led all the way out of the building, past the sharp-nailed guard and out onto the street.

    Chainer's Torment Mcgough, Scott 2002

  • He was led all the way out of the building, past the sharp-nailed guard and out onto the street.

    Chainer's Torment McGough, Scott 2002

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