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Lilly

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he girls chatted amongst each other, playing word games, rhyming words, while Sienna multi-tasked texting on her phone. This felt dangerously close to a family event.

I didn’t like it.

I freaking loved it. I shouldn’t. He was my boss, and yet, I pictured and imagined things I shouldn’t.

“Is something wrong?” Chance’s voice startled me from my thoughts.

“No, not really,” I muttered. It wasn’t like I could admit my thoughts to him.

“If you say no one more time, I might actually believe you even less.” Chance had a point there.

I smoothed my pants and placed my hands in my lap.

“Just kind of weird,” I stated, glancing back to ensure my kids were not listening. “Going to my boss’ mother’s birthday party.”

“Don’t think of me as your boss this weekend,” he retorted, his voice deep and his eyes never wavering from the road. He behaved as if we’d done this before and it was just another event. “She liked you and your girls. A lot. Regularly, she doesn’t take to people as fast as she d
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