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furnish it properly.”
I turned to him.
“Not too properly,” I said.
He arched an eyebrow.
“I want it to feel lived in,” I added.
Something softened in his expression.
“Then we’ll buy furniture you can spill milk on,” he said.
I laughed—small, surprised.
It felt like air coming back.
Ethan’s babysitter, Mrs. Alvarez, opened the door when I knocked.
She was a retired continue reading …
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