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Oh no, I couldn’t,” she said. “Not with you being Alize’s employer and all. It just wouldn’t be right.” “But I’m not her employer anymore.” He flashed Alize a dark look before leaning toward her mother to confidentially whisper, “And I wasn’t invited to the wedding. I crashed. I came to offer her a job.” “Oh!” Leo practically cried tears of joy. “A job! You have no idea how happy that makes me. Things have been so tight lately and you should see some of the ridiculous jobs she’s applied for, as far away as Exeter—” “Mom,” Alize cried. “Please take Deny inside!” “So she’s looking for a job, is she?” he purred. “Oh, yes. She’s broke,” Leo confided, then her cheeks turned red. “But then, we all are. Ever since…since…” She turned away. John put his hands into his pockets. “I was so