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to protect him.”

“I know.”

The words sounded familiar.

She heard it too.

Laurel sat on the step.

Calder remained near the railing.

I opened the wooden box.

“We will read the letters together,” I said. “Not tonight. Not without deciding which parts belong to whom. Laurel can remove anything that concerns private details about Rylan that Keaton does not need.continue reading …