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Chapter 12. Not That Way

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           We got back into the bar after Sandra kicked out the men who had started the fight. Everyone ordered more drinks. The boys went back to the pool table. The girls and I sat at a table near the pool table to watch the boys play. “Wow, so, you and River, huh?” Laura asked and smirked.

            “Psh, yeah, right. We have all been telling them two for years that they should get together.” Liz rolled her eyes.

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