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believe you mean it,” I said.
Both of them looked up quickly, surprised by the absence of attack.
“But meaning it now doesn’t undo what it was then.”
Trevor nodded first.
“I know.”
“No,” I said.
“You’re beginning to.”
That landed harder.
Justin looked toward the window.
“We didn’t get it.”
“I know.”
I leaned back in the chair.
“You thought I was permanent. You continue reading …
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