A LADY FOR A DUKE
He gave them a claim tag for it, and as he took it to the register for them, they went to the huge line that snaked through the left side of the lot and waited.
“I always thought I’d have at least two kids like my parents did so neither of them would be lonely,” Susan said, continuing their conversation, “Maybe even bigger. I even had some imaginary siblings to play with when Samuel was too busy or angry with me to play. I had a sister named Angelina, and a brother named Blaize, and another sister named Anastasia. They were all younger than me, and they all did whatever I told them to do.”
Leo smirked, “Those are pretty fancy names.”