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Colton
Ever since I met you, no one else is worth thinking about. —Unknown
Dammit. I couldn’t escape Julianna anywhere, could I?
Sarah had shown up at our place earlier, announcing she was going to help Noel watch the kids tonight, ergo I needed to get out for the evening and go do “college-guy stuff,” as she’d called it.
“It’s the first day of the semester,” she’d told me as she’d shooed me toward the door. “Go. Celebrate.”
So I’d left, though I felt guilty all the way to my truck. Aspen hadn’t come out of her room once today, and Lucy Olivia had been fussy, or at least she had been when I’d been home from school. It didn’t seem like a good time to go out and celebrate anything.
I would’ve gone to Forbidden and bothered Brandt at work. Since I was eighteen now, I was at least al
