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Three Years Later Angela arrived at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, eager to be home at last. She had just graduated from her school in San Francisco, California, and taken the first flight home. Although her grandparents wanted her to stay and complete her college studies, Angela was homesick. For the last four years, she hadn’t once returned home and now that she was back; she realized just how much she had missed Austin. She collected her luggage and pushed the trolley outside to find Alex waiting for her impatiently. “You’ve grown up, Angie,” he said with a grin. Angela grinned back and hugged him. “So have you,” said Angela, smacking his muscular arm. Alex grinned and led her to his dark blue Honda Civic. “Why do you need so much luggage?” he grumbled, loading four