Betrayed Hearts and Second Chances
Monica emerged from the bedroom at seven-fifteen, dressed and ready for her call, and stopped in the bathroom doorway at the sight of her husband — sleeves rolled up, hair tie wrapper stuck to his forearm, a look of exhausted triumph on his face — standing behind their daughter, who was examining a pair of braids that were, undeniably, slightly asymmetrical, slightly loose, and completely, charmingly his own creation.
"Look, Mama," Georgia said, turning to show off the finished work with the pride of someone unveiling a masterpiece. "George did my hair. It has character."
Monica looked at the braids. Looked at George's face — the specific mixture of exhaustion and pride of a man who had just
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