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Sienna's POV

The words stuck with me, but I didn't know why. His tone was one of acceptance rather than sadness or regret. This morning, maybe it was that. Why is that? Both of us had stopped running and were gradually relearning to walk together.

The door was half open, and I could smell the faint espresso odor.

Liam stared at me briefly before dismounting his seatbelt. “Come on."

After that, I nodded and opened the door and walked out.

We reached a tiny coffee shop situated close to Noah's school. The place was not busy earlier, only a handful of customers perusing laptops or newspapers.

A friendly smile was seen on the barista as she asked what they wanted to order.

With a smile on his face, Liam nodded and asked if he wanted 'two cappuccinos and chocolate croissants'.

I chuckled. "I'm really into chocolate croissants. What could it be?”

"I'm surprised to hear that you had a liking for those," he said.

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