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He looked at me with cold certainty. “Then we’ve got a problem, don’t we?”
It felt like ice water in my veins. This was the man I’d married, the father of my children, and he was telling me that another daughter would be a problem. Not a blessing. Not a person. A problem to be solved.
The girls started to notice. Mason, my observant eight-year-old, began continue reading …
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