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“Ooh, that doesn’t sound good,” Aaron said, his eyes narrowing. “What did I do this time? I know I didn’t leave the seat up.”
She couldn’t help but giggle, but she only let him distract her for a second this time before she returned to her stoic, serious countenance. “No, uhm, my grandmother mentioned something to me today that I think you probably know about, and I was just wondering why I’d never heard of it before.”
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