“Your Dad’s going to be different. But if anything about him is what it used to be? That part’ll be how he… — James S. A. Corey
“Your Dad’s going to be different. But if anything about him is what it used to be? That part’ll be how he felt about you.”
“That’s sweet,” Teresa said. “And complete bullshit.”
“You don’t know. Until you have a kid, you won’t. I will plant my flag on that one. The love of a parent for their kid is the last thing to go.”
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