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A Long Overdue Conversation

Havermouth, Present Time

Aislen’s eyes dropped to the keys that Heath held. “Of f-king course,” she said. “I should have realized the first time you broke into the house. You took a copy of my father’s keys whilst your law office was holding his possessions for me.”

“Of course,” Heath replied and helped himself to the glasses, setting four onto the bench and taking the wine glass from Aislen’s hand. “I could hardly let such an opportunity pass me by. This is a terrible wine,” he added after taking a sip. He looked at the label and sighed shaking his head. “What possessed you to buy this shit?”

“I liked the label,” she replied defensively, claiming a glass. “And it all just tastes like wine to me.”

“It is one step above vinegar,” he inspected the other bottles. “This one is better,” he approved and carried his wine glass and the bottle over to the table, taking a seat. Cameron and Rhett followed him. “Well?” Heath arched an eyebrow at her.

“Fine,” she brought the wine over to the table
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Comments (3)
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Everleigh Miles
I had Aislen round it up, as people do with their ages. She was 17 on the verge of turning 18.
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Roberta
I'm glad they are finally talking
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SLeo
The author has lost track…she was 17 when they started the toxic relationship
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