Daddy's filthy little pet
Inside it was cozy—round tables with candles, a small dance floor, a buffet of finger foods, a live guitarist strumming soft acoustic covers.
Mom immediately started introducing me to people—hospital colleagues, old friends, their kids my age.
“This is my daughter, Rae,” she said proudly, over and over. “She’s home from school.”
Everyone smiled, said nice things—“You’re gorgeous,” “Your mom talks about you all the time,” “So nice to meet you.”
Then Mom steered me toward a table near the dance floor.
“Rae, this is Dr. Ellis’s son, Ethan. Ethan, my daughter Rae.”
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