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I stood and lifted my bag onto my shoulder. “You said you were in a hurry. Your mistress is waiting.”
I bent down and lifted my daughter Chloe onto my hip. She had been quietly coloring in the reception area with the kind of careful silence children learn when adults disappoint them too often. My son Aiden walked over beside me and slipped his hand into mine.
Then, almost as though heaven itself had arranged the timing, a black Mercedes SUV stopped outside the building entrance.
David stared at the vehicle, then at me. “What is this?”
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