End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Go ahead
Both terms in one sentence
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He lets her go ahead with it, thinking it'll be a simple peck on the cheek, symbolizing the end of her hopping from favorite host to favorite host. Nope.
Source: Accidental Kiss - Look, if you wanna end up like Shaughnessy, like Gideon, blaming yourself for everything, you go ahead.
Source: It's All My Fault - Get It Over With: Neric, the closest thing the series has to a cynic and Deadpan Snarker, all but challenges Salaat and Regle to go ahead and set off the bomb at the end of the second book.
Source: Literature / Green-Sky Trilogy
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