“Maybe it’s like being a parent,” she said, bringing up a Library map. “You never really see your children as… — Genevieve Cogman
“Maybe it’s like being a parent,” she said, bringing up a Library map. “You never really see your children as adults.”
“You’re exaggerating,” Kai said, with the easy confidence of someone who hadn’t tested the issue yet.
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