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should never be allowed to choose again.”

Calder looked at me.

“What do you want from me?” he asked her.

“I don’t know.”

“An apology?”

“Eventually.”

“For what?”

“For never looking.”

He looked wounded.

“You left.”

“And you let me stay gone.”

Calder stood.

“This is why Dad hid the letters. Nothing is ever enough.”

Laurel rose too.

“Dad hid the letters because he could continue reading …

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