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him for all the years I did not know his name.”

“That is guilt.”

“Some of it.”

Laurel turned toward the door.

“Do not sign anything else.”

She left before Keaton returned.

That evening, he came home covered in green paint.

When I told him his mother had visited, his expression hardened.

“She wants me back.”

“She wants you with her.”

“Same thing.”

“No. It isn’t.continue reading …