BrandonAll eyes turned to Eleanor who had made the announcement. “I thought we were waiting until after dinner,” Richard said softly. He looked a bit upset, but he did a good job trying to hide it well. “Good for you, Eleanor,” Allison said with a smile, “you’re no longer putting up with his cheating.” “Allison, watch your manners,” Levi whispered. “I’ll watch mine when you stop cheating and lying to me about it.” “I think we should leave,” Levi said, his brows furrowing in a way that looked like he was visibly hurt. “Please,” Thatcher, who had been quiet, said, “we need to behave civilly. This is not a gathering of some low-life fellows.” I wanted to ask her what she meant by that, but thought it best to shut my mouth. “That’s right, Thatcher,” Richard agreed, “we should talk about the campaign.” “Salma and that stupid reporter friend of hers are frustrating the campaign,” Senator Schaumer said bitterly, “it is very sad to be betrayed by your own blood.” He spoke about Sa
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