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she pressed a hand to her chest. “Son,” she whispered.
Edward raised his hand. “Don’t call me that.”
My mother shrank back as if he’d struck her.
I stood up. “Don’t speak to her like that.”
He looked at me with complete disinterest. “And who are you?”
“The daughter they actually let her raise.”
The line hit him, but it didn’t soften him. “I didn’t ask for continue reading …
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