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Standing up to Troy

Author: Charmeleon
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Cassandra

No matter how hard I prayed for it, the earth didn’t open and swallow us whole. I closed my eyes, hoping that when I opened them again, Joel and Connor’s father wouldn’t be still standing there glaring at us with deep displeasure.

Nope. Still there.

Connor seemed unaffected. “My war?” He took the clothes from Joel and helped me wear them, a T-shirt that covered me up to my knees and had Connor scent on it. Connor wore the shorts.

“Yes, your war,” his father stressed the word. With his arms folded over his broad chest, his dark eyes weighed me and found me wanting. He huffed his disapproval.

So, Daddy didn’t like me. That was not my problem. He was handsome, though, an older version of Connor, except for the eyes. I squared my shoulders and met him stare for stare. He made my mother run away like a scared little girl. I was not her. Actually, when I think of it, he was more to blame than anyone for us landing in Frank’s clutches. I folded my arms over my chest, mimicking his
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