Chapter 4

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“That’s a shame.” “It’s a living.” “Yeah, I get that, but New Years is special.” I snorted, thinking this guy couldn’t be serious. “If you’re going to lecture me about resolutions, I can tell you that I’d fail them if they were on January 1 or July 1. It just doesn’t matter to me. I don’t do resolutions.” “Fair enough. Neither do I.” “Then why care so much?” I was dressed now and feeling a lot warmer—and a lot happier—than I’d been feeling in a long time. He shrugged, but I nudged him again. “Come on. You may as well tell me. I bet I’ve seen and heard far worse already today.” “Oh, yeah?” “Yeah.” I ended up telling him about the ER, smoking when that guy came in who looked so much like Morgan. About almost falling six times when I got to my apartment, and the last time I did and cu

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