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did good, kid.”
The word kid nearly reached something tender in me.
Nearly.
“Goodbye, Dad,” I said. “Call me when you’re ready to stop being a spectator in your own life.”
Outside, the afternoon air was cold and clean.
The valet stared hard at the driveway as if society gossip had not just exploded behind him.
At the SUV, Alexander buckled Noah’s carrier continue reading …
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