Cassie’s POV"I’m so sorry. I didn’t mean to offend you," I stammered. "Maybe I should just show you outside.""Hey, it’s okay," Derek reassured me. "I don’t want to go home yet. I don’t think I’d rest well knowing I’m leaving your son in this condition.""Yes, you’re right," I agreed.Derek continued, "Maybe you’re right, Cassie. I might be longing for affection. I grew up without my family, raised by relatives."I was taken aback. Why was he opening up about his past?"I’m sorry to hear that," I said, touched. "I can relate to you. I was too young to remember my mother when she left us, but I have my brothers and dad to ease the pain.""You’re lucky," Derek replied softly.I prepared a spot for Derek to sleep. I made the floor as comfortable as possible with a blanket and pillows.The next morning, I was astonished to find the kitchen overflowing with food. I hadn’t expected this at all."How did this happen?" I asked Derek, bewildered."Well," he said, "I thought Charlie might need
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