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Across from me, the mediator cleared his throat and slid the remaining documents toward David. “Mr. Harlow, if you would just review the settlement terms—”
His older sister Megan, who had insisted on attending as though my divorce were entertainment, let out a sharp laugh. “Exactly. David’s moving on. He doesn’t need extra baggage.”
One of his aunts, standing near the window in a cream-colored pantsuit drenched in perfume, clicked her tongue. “A man deserves to want a son. Everyone knew Catherine was never enough for him.”
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