this princess doesn’t care what other people say. She makes her own decisions.” She thought for a moment. “She’s a feminist princess.”
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“They’ll probably ask for a dog next,” Winnie said as we stepped onto the porch.
“Or a baby brother.”
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Dex patted my shoulder. “Break a leg, babe
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“Are you blaming this on me?” Dex asked.
“Entirely. If you hadn’t moved in with your grumpy scowl and tight T-shirt, we all might have been spared tonight.”
“Don’t make me give you a lecture on how a man’s clothes are not to blame for a woman’s behavior,” he scolded.
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What do you say?” I whispered. “Can I have one more chance to make you mine?” I glanced back at the girls. “Or maybe ours?”
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“I want to take care of you,” I said gruffly. “I know you don’t need it, but I do.”
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Because I love you,” I repeated, looking her right in the eye. “I know I’m too old for you, and you could have anyone you wanted—someone with a bigger bank account, someone younger and smarter, someone with way less baggage.”
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Girls,” I said. “I have to tell you something serious.”
“Is it that you’re in love with Winnie?” Hallie asked. “Because we already know that.”
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This is so exciting,” Luna said.
“I know,” Hallie agreed. “It’s even better than Mom’s wedding.”