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“Since this wasn’t clear enough the other night, let me be frank,” I mutter, hair falling over my shoulder as I push the money toward him. I reach into my bag, pulling out several more twenties and letting them fall to the table. “I can’t be bought, and this makes us even,” I say. “Dinner’s on me tonight, boys.”
“Silas, I promise to be your peace when the world provides only war. To be your secret keeper and safe haven. Today, I vow to be the one person who accepts you for who you are and who you will become.” She glances up at me, holding my gaze as she speaks the last line. “Till death do us part.”

