My Southern Lover
I grinned, spitting out the mouthful of toothpaste in the sink.
As much as I loved my boy, we couldn’t do this today, I had no time for this. We'd had back-to-back design consults, a showroom sample delay, and an invoice for a late payment that would either save or doom our studio's rent for next month. And yet, I lingered—just for a second—to see him sprint around the living room with his arms outstretched like wings.
Leo was three and a half. Clever, stubborn, and charming in a way that drew smiles from strangers when he met them in supermarket aisles. But his eyes were what stood out the most.
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