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I spun around, and River was leaning against the door frame.
“Selling my cows?” River asked and arched a brow.
“To an excellent buyer. This way, you don't have to deal with an auction. It might pay out more too. You never know.”
“It doesn't matter what you do, legs. You're not going to fucking save this place. Please, wrap your head around that,” River barked. He stepped forward.
“What?” A high-pitched voice came from behind River.
River spun around.
I walked around the desk to peek around him, and there she was, his now eighteen-year-old sister. Willow had long, straight black hair and blue eyes. She looked like River, but she was an inch shorter than me.
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