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Keaton can read every part written about him. Calder may read them if Laurel agrees.”

“Why does she decide whether I read them?” Calder asked.

“Because she wrote them.”

“And Dad’s note?”

“That belongs to all of us.”

Calder picked it up.

I couldn’t let her break you again.

He read it once more.

Then he folded it carefully.

“What are we supposed to do with him continue reading …