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I looked down at my suitcase. At the dress inside it, carefully folded.
At the Chanel perfume I couldn’t afford. At the hope I’d packed like it was something that could survive baggage handling. “Don’t,” I said.
“Don’t call Brad. Don’t fix it. I’m not coming to your house.”
“Mom, don’t be like this.
It was an honest mistake.”
“Was it?”
“Yes. God, you’re being so dramatic.”
I laughed then—not a happy sound. “I’m being dramatic.”
“Look, I have to go.
We’re at a tasting. Just go to the house. I’ll call Brad.
“Enjoy your wine, Jessica.”
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