“Alistair just got married,” I tell him, because that’s what normal people say about their friends. Sharing the ordinary updates of their adult lives. I feel the weight of his stare, and I glance over at him. His eyes have widened, and there is skepticism on his brow. “And the girl was willing? She walked down the aisle of her own accord?” A snort leaves my throat. “Seems that way.” He shakes his head as if he can’t believe what I’ve told him. I don’t blame him. Alistair Caldwell never really seemed like the marrying type. More like a brood in the corner until he died kinda guy. My father
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