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of him,” my mother-in-law had said before stepping into the car, her voice sharp and controlled. “And don’t make any mistakes.”
I stood there in the doorway long after they were gone, my hands still damp from washing towels, my chest tight in a way I couldn’t explain.
Inside that massive house, it was just me now.
And him.
Arthur Kensington.
My father-in-law.continue reading …
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