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“But everything’s fine. You don’t need to worry about it.”
Lisa’s eyes narrowed slightly. “Is this about that guy at the mall? The one you and Mom saw?”
Brie stiffened beside him, but Alex kept his expression neutral. “We’ll talk about it soon, I promise. For now, let’s just enjoy the day, okay?”
Lisa didn’t look convinced, but she nodded, returning her attention to her half-eaten sandwich.
Back home, the kids retreated to their rooms, exhausted from the day’s activities. Alex lingered in the living room, nursing a glass of whiskey as he stared out the window. The quiet hum of the house felt oppressive, a stark contrast to the laughter and energy of the afternoon.
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