His Unwanted Presence
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ive perfume filled the backyard. We were hosti
wife, Olivia, laughed a bright, theatrical laugh, her hand re
ing eyes, asking him to do magic tricks and cut their food
erence while dismissing me with cold precision: "Ethan, the
n: I wasn' t their father or husband. I was just a
g a professional was too expensive on my non-exi
ion. "Are you serious? Today? I' m about to close
bright white cast. Max' s only question w
. My wife, my children-they didn' t care. My
acks of my children' s heads. I was
o, two smiling strangers. I made a decis
ivorce," I
annoyance to clinical curiosity. "Don' t be
" Max said, his eyes calculating. "Does t
Can Uncle Liam be our n
n, hit harder than any fall. My children, m
"This is your own fault, Ethan. You let yoursel
led out the divorce papers, already
No one is divorcing me. You work for
, but as if it were a power play
ay, locked myself in the guest room, the click of
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