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Then he blinked, and the mask was back.
"Eat," he said. "We're going to the pool later."
Mia clapped her hands. "Yes! Finally. I've been dying to get in that water. It's like a sauna out there."
"I'll set up the umbrellas," Leo said, tearing off a piece of toast. "Need to check the chemical levels too. The filter's been acting up."
"You're so handy," Mia said admiringly. "Olivia, your stepbrother is a catch. Too bad he's, you know, your stepbrother."