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not tolerate a world where he was not the person who decided who deserved forgiveness.”

“Stop talking about him like he was a monster.”

“I didn’t.”

“You’re destroying his memory.”

“No,” Laurel said. “I am refusing to disappear inside it.”

Calder stepped toward the stairs.

Keaton appeared in the doorway.

He must have arrived with Laurel.

“Wait,” he said.

Calder continue reading …