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That evening, to cheer himself up, he drove to the beach via a liquor store. He purchased a bottle of expensive Semillon Sauvignon Blanc and a ten-pack of plastic wine cups. He only needed two, but he could leave the remainder in the car for emergencies. There was no telling when a plastic wine cup would come in handy. “I’ve never tasted wine,” said Ezra a short time later. “Are you sure it’s okay?” “Should be,” said Liam. “Just try a bit.” He sat atop the rock where they usually met. The incoming tide had almost covered the peak, making the rock slipperier than it was during the day. He poured Ezra half a cup and handed it to him, though his mind was on the conversation he’d had with Mr. Atkins. “What’s wrong?” asked Ezra. Liam’s first instinct was to tell a white lie. Why spoil thei