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Envy and Invisibility

Havermouth, Three Weeks Before

Cameron argued with himself whilst he rounded up the stray sheep, whilst he returned to the river house and changed into his running gear, and whilst he drove to town. Heath hadn’t specifically said that they were not to go to her, he told himself. It had been implied, yes, but not said, so he wasn’t breaking any rules. And if Aislen could go to Rhett at work, then Cameron could run past her house - and if she happened to be on the porch again when he did so, then, so be it.

He ran past twice, doing a loop of her block. On the third lap, she was leaning on the porch railing with an empty glass on the handrail next to her, looking at the skip bin that had been placed on the gravel. She had filled it almost halfway.

When he paused by the gate, she looked up and raised her eyebrows. “Are you going to run by this house every day that I am here?”

That was invitation enough, he decided as he let himself in the gate. “I run every day. Sometimes several times a
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Roberta
the pain is too much. they are all in pain.
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Therese Paulsson
Cameron is really one of the sweetest i kind of feel for him and heath and rhett too but they dont see it from her point of view and they never showed her any kindness or caring. Yes Cam could have showered her with love and she would have fallen madly in love but he didnt do that.
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Everleigh Miles
Aww. I have the best readers! You are all so kind. I really appreciate the support and feedback.
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