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for a moment, then took the chair across from them.
No one spoke.
The radiator clicked on.
Outside, somewhere in the parking lot, a car door slammed.
Finally Trevor looked up.
“We should’ve said something sooner.”
I waited.
Justin rubbed his palms over his jeans.
“Mom doesn’t know we’re here,” he said.
That mattered.
Not because I needed secrecy.
Because it meant continue reading …
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