TANGLED HEARTS
David stood near one of the tables.
He wore a tiny navy-blue blazer, a white shirt underneath, and soft brown trousers. His sneakers lit up when he moved, flashing blue and red with every step. His hair was neatly combed, and he clutched a small paper cup in his hands, scanning the room nervously.
Across from him, Cassandra’s daughter, Ming, skipped toward him, smiling. She wore a pink dress with butterfly sleeves and glittery shoes.
“Hi, David,” she said shyly. “Do you want to play?”
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