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Or who.”
Lacey’s voice trembled. “It’s not what it looks like!”
Gasps rippled through the guests.
Someone whispered, “Lord, have mercy…”
Ethan’s jaw clenched. “Fine. Yes.
I messed up. But it didn’t mean anything.”
“Didn’t mean anything?” Mama’s voice cracked like lightning. “You kiss my daughter and marry the other one the next morning?”
Lacey straightened suddenly, her tears replaced by anger.
“You don’t understand, Mama! You never did!”
“Understand what?” Mama shot back.
She got the grades, the attention, the love. You always said she was ‘the good one.’”
I stared at her, stunned. “So you thought sleeping with my fiancé would balance it out?”
She crossed her arms, trembling.
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