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Avery
Once we were outside the courthouse, we gathered as a group. Molly had happy tears in her eyes as she said, “Thank you all so much for bringing our little family back together. We did it!”
We whooped and hollered, drawing stares from the few straggling passersby, but not caring.
“We should go out to celebrate!” Grant suggested.
“Absolutely!” Meg quickly agreed. She was always up for a free meal.
Gage’s eyes sparkled with mischief down at mine, just before he said, “We could go get lobster rolls.”
I considered kicking him in the shin, but he was too damn adorable for me to stay truly angry with him for long. Instead, I redirected the group by saying, “It’s really early for lunch. How about if we head over to Levi’s bakery?”
“Great idea,” Meg said, obviously on board with vi
