Unmatched Wife: Not His To Claim Anymore novel Chapter 207

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sure I could do something that hurt Cal and watch it happen. There was something abou Dal impr that sat differently than other kinds of worried it sat in my chest in a specific pace and beletes weight

I didn’t examine this very closely because Dr. Fisher sard was allowed to notice feelings with reg to understand them completely yet.

I noticed it and put the pressing idea away

What I did instead was ask Dad if Cal could stay in the guest room until the school holidays

Dad was at the kitchen table with his reading glasses on and papers in front of him, whCT mean te was in the part of his work that he did at home and preferred not to be interrupted. I had learned the difference between home-Dad and work-Dad over the past weeks, which was something had not needed to know before because work-Dad had mostly existed in the office and home-Dad had mosty existed at home, and the boundaries had been cleaner. Now they overlapped and I had to read I was talking to before I started.

This was work-Dad

I waited until he looked up.

“Cal could stay until the holidays,” I said, “Because of the wolfsbane. So it doesn’t come back.”

Dad took his glasses off and looked at me. “Theo.”

“He told me it could come back worse if he stopped the medicine too soon.”

“He’s not stopping the medicine. He’s taking it home with him.”

“But who checks that he’s taking it correctly at home.”

Dad looked at me for a moment that had something complicated in it. “Callahan is a grown adult who has managed his own medical situation for considerably longer than you’ve been alive.”

“But what if he forgets.”

“Theodore.”

He only used the full name when he had noticed something he was deciding how to address. I stood very still.

“Is there something you want to tell me?” Dad said.

I thought about the bathroom cabinet and the stepping stool. “No,” I said.

glasses back on and looked at his papers, which

af is going to stay until he’s cleared by the medical

be another five or six days. After that he’ll be at home,

bhade when he was caught between being exasperated and trying not to

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That was the part that scared me the most Eight months ago I had thought about Mum every minute Sometimes it felt like all the minutes were made of thinking about her. But the minutes had changed without me deciding to let them change, and now I would go hours without it, and sometimes most of a day, and I would realize at the end that

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Call’s egg recipe or the anglosaurus

the park on Saturday, and that Mum

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sank in the corner and the chair that was softer than it looked

at in it, legs folded under me because I was small enough to do that still, and ine cabinet. I told her all of it, including the part where I had decided not to do me early on that the deciding not to do things was as important as the things