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A shiver ran down my spine, betraying just how much his words affected me.
“Thank you,” I murmured back, meeting his gaze. “You look amazing too.”
He did look good. Not in a stuffy bowtie or anything formal, but in a baby-blue blazer and matching pants, a crisp white shirt underneath. The first few buttons at the top were casually undone, hinting at effortless style. I fought the urge to stare, careful not to let anyone else catch the heat rising in my chest.
“Good evening, Mr. Carter,” Jo finally appeared, smiling warmly at my father. She wore a crisp white suit, almost as if she were trying to match her mother.
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