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I cried for a good five minutes. Finally I sat back and dried my eyes. Mom got up and brought me some Kleenex, then poured out some more wine for her – and a glass for me.

“Just for the record, Kaitie-bear, I think you traded up,” she said as she handed me my drink.

“Ryan?”

She nodded.

I half-sobbed, half-smiled. “Yeah… yeah, I guess I did.”

Mom stared into my eyes as though searching for something. I had to look into my drink, because I didn’t want her to find it.

“Sometimes,” she said gently, “after you’ve been on a rollercoaster ride, it can take awhile to fully appreciate a really, truly good man.”

I looked up at her, a bit annoyed. “I appreciate Ryan.”

“I know.”

“I love him,” I said… and remembered my phone conversation with my mother while I was still in South Dakota.

Your boyfriend? I’m so looking forward to meeting him! What’s his name?

I remembered which name I had started to say.

“I love Ryan,” I repeated, almost too insistently.

“Okay,” Mom said, and left it at that.

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