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had happened.

She waited until I spoke.

“She doesn’t trust me.”

“Should she?”

I looked at her.

Tessa kept her eyes on the road.

“I’m not being cruel,” she said. “Trust isn’t the same as love. She may still love you.”

“I don’t know how to fix eleven years.”

“You don’t.”

The answer irritated me.

Then she added, “You show up Saturday. Then you show up the Saturday continue reading …