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190|We Don't Kill People
The thought of spending an indefinite amount of time in the hospital did not please Liam at all, so as soon as they returned to his ward after their brisk walk, he tried every trick in the book to get Eden to speak to the doctors and get them to discharge him.
But she refused to do his dirty work, much to his dismay. He thought she would want him home as soon as possible.
"Whose side are you on?" He glared at her.
"Yours, of course. I don't want to take any chances, you know," she said as she helped him up on the bed.
Their son was now sitting on the floor, craning his neck at the blank TV screen in the corner and sipping his boxed juice.
Liam had never met a kid who loved TV as much as Aiden, and he wondered if it was normal. Maybe spending all that time with Brenda during the day wasn't such a good thing. Maybe he needed to start going to school to get his mind stimulated.
"I'm someone's fiancée now, you know, and I need the groom pr
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