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Chapter Fifty Six

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Her thoughts drifted back to Timothy. It was almost impossible to stop thinking about him. Right now, her body seemed to heat up about five degrees just by the mere thought of him.

She shook away her thoughts. If she was going to do this, it had to be done professionally and that sucked, because there was definitely nothing professional about the way her body reacted when she thought about him.

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"There you are!" Katherine Kavell-Packard said when she saw her son walk into the room. "I was beginning to think that you wouldn't come after you promised me that you would. I would have been so upset. Come have a seat. Thankfully the food is still hot. Why are you so late? And please don't tell me you were stuck in the office. I'm tired of hearing that excuse."

"I'm sorry, mom," Timothy said as he kissed his mother on the cheek before he sat down. "I was working and lost track of time"

Katherine stared at him for a few seconds before she said, "That's a lie" as if she cou
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