~Cassius~She gives me a once-over, worry etched across her makeup-free, youthful face."I'm fine. Just need more rest," I laugh it off. Actually, I'm not. And I don't think I ever will be. I offer to wash the dishes,something I hate doing, and clean up the house. Jeanne and dad watch me like I've grown two heads."What?" I shrug, broom and dustpan in hand."Didn't you two want me to be more productive? I am now.""We did. But not like this, Cass," dad says, shooting me a suspicious and judgmental look."Cass, you've swept the floor five times, wiped the counter and furniture twice and dusted everything more than once," Pamela puts her hands on her hips."So?" I cock my head. Honestly, I don't see anything wrong with that."It's too clean! Usually you don't give a damn about mess," Pamela snatches the broom out of my hand.Right, it's too clean. Speaking of cleanliness, my ex-husband is a neat freak. I refu
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