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expensive enough to cost more than the first car I ever drove.
I turned slowly and looked at her.
Vanessa smiled even wider.
My brother Daniel either didn’t hear her—or heard her and chose silence. Somehow, that felt worse.
“Lena,” he said too cheerfully. “You actually came.”
“I did.”
His eyes dropped briefly to my dress. Plain navy silk. No sequins. No continue reading …
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