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she probably thought was a warm, conciliatory smile. “Peyton. Good. You’re home. We can talk about this rationally now.”
Miranda’s eyes were hard, her jaw clenched. “We’re returning your stuff. Are you satisfied?”
“Put everything inside exactly where you found it,” I said calmly. “All of it. Then leave.”
My mother’s smile flickered and died. “There’s continue reading …
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