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Hannah’s smile faded for a second before she tilted her head and asked, “Me?”

“You were beautiful and friendly, and seeing you every time I went on one of those stupid dates was the high point of my day. I could tolerate just about anything if it meant getting a couple minutes to interact with you.”

She shook her head slowly. “You never said anything.”

I pressed my lips together and then let out a sigh. “I should have,” I told her. “I should have said something to my mom to make her stop, I should have asked you out after the first time I saw you. But I’ve never been the most confident guy when it comes to words. They don’t come easily to me, and so often, the ones I come up with are the complete opposite of the ones I need.”

“You’re doing okay so far,” Hannah said, one of her hands landing on mine as it rested on the counter. Her encouragement and willingness to listen to me work things out warmed my heart, calmed my nerves.

“But you saved me,” I went on. “From the bad dates, but als
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