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kitchen. Not with your manicure, obviously.”
She looked at her bare hands.
“I don’t have a manicure.”
“Then you’re already improving. Wash up.”
I handed her an apron and a hairnet.
She tied both on clumsily.
Baby Rose dozed against her chest while Megan wiped tables, portioned fruit cups, and learned how fast breakfast service moves when eighty people want continue reading …
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