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Chapter 20 Part 4- Meet the Parents

Author: Eden Jeweledwolf
last update publish date: 2026-03-31 08:20:29

The rest of dinner passed in a blur of stilted conversation and forced politeness. Trevor kept fishing for information — my job, where I was living now, how long Fao and I had been together. I deflected what I could, but my mother had never been good at reading a room.

"She's in her grandfather's old cabin," Mom said brightly when Trevor asked where I'd "landed" after our breakup. "You know the one, off Route 15? Very rustic. I keep telling her she should move somewhere with better cell service
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