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Morning Sunshine
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2025-09-14 00:17:56Isla
The sun was just tipping over the horizon, scattering golden streaks across the villa. Sophie stirred first, her small frame wriggling against the soft sheets. I heard her tiny voice before I opened my eyes.“Mommy! Daddy...uh, Alexander!” she squeaked, bouncing upright like she had been waiting for this moment all night. I froze mid-stretch, blinking at her. “Sophie…?” She grinned, eyes sparkling mischievously. “Come on! He has to eat breakfast with us today. It’s imp
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