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MATTHEW
Marc
be before Thong L
and deal wit
Marcus studied me and in ngi
Fd been rough whie in the early helps $tw,
“Then I step down
was and teet Be Yeti Retir
stan somewhere we have
farately raw
capatite of professionally Tyeheen t organizational leadership. Theo needs stability and safety m
need a signano paused “I’ve made my peace with that possibiley
ve made your peace with it,” Marcus repeated
an it, Marcus Six m sang myself. No
wl, about the
would give th
Dr Martine
Marc
would have fought for the position because losing it would have fat ht about Theo at breakfast, about the blue pieces at the bottom of the est delivered with the patient confidence of a child who trusted his father Que consideration. “I know who i am separate from the title. That’s new. It’s tiy, but it’s al
or a moment. “I’ll arrange for the assembly hall to be prepared for tonight,” he said. ” s for the majority of the pack I checked the availability when you first announced it.”
nfirmed. “Thank you.”
note and we were moving into the
ational agenda when the outer door
me in the way she always ma
version of herself that
omething that was singe
tul presentation the
she wasn’t certain of her welcome in–leading received well, chin slightly up, expression arranged and appealing, wearing the particular combination of ble to resist and now recognized clearly for what it was.
ated, and looked at me
NAME
kep mom de sense qualy of his departure meant he had
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As was know you blame me, and maybe you’re right to, but
Hank the yok your support the life thought–Her voice broke
defenses entirely. “I still love you, Matthew.
way
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et had fo
you for w
g fikk
pportunity to land.
ugh
eit, recalculation.
Un is school,” I continued. “For grabbing his hand hard wwwgraphs of his dead mother to try to manipulate a four–year my we level. “That’s what p
st you, Mia. Not the
n,” she said. “I wanted to tak
love theo–1 always have, y
and say I was sorry for
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