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That weekend was one of the best ever. Brandon pretended to be in doubt about staying until Monday, so I had to make the sacrifice of convincing him.
While the window guys took over the Manor to replace all the broken and damaged glasses, we grabbed Isaac and Trisha and headed to a restaurant in Worcester. There, he finally told them about the ley lines project and asked Trisha if she was okay with him taking her interviews project over. The bastard, like she would refuse after he offered her such a job.
Isaac elbowed her, laughing. “Ready for a road trip, girl?” he said, even more thrilled than her.
Those two were something. They’d clicked back in October, and over the last week at the Manor, their bond had only improved. They had this amazing chemistry going, completely deprived of sexual tension, that promised to grow into a solid friendship despite the age gap. They were the perfect partners in crime.
“People are gonna fucking
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