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~ATTICUS~ "You need to get Autumn a ring." My father tells me. "It has to be appealing to the eyes. Remember, everyone would be looking at her hand. Make them stop and stare. They must know that the Fawns do not play when it comes to things like that." I should have expected this is what he wanted to discuss when he called me into his office earlier. Choosing a ring felt like something I should be doing with someone I was in love with; not a woman my family was forcing me to marry. Okay "She can choose it for herself," I tell him. "I'll give her my card." The thought of choosing a ring for a woman I didn't love made me angry. My father narrows his eyes and twitches his mouth in disapproval. "That will not do. You must choose it together and don't return home unless it's one of the m