Chapter 76

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Him a perfect match with Sean, ha! Nobody else thought that was a little bit suspicious? That the person everyone liked to call his first love (even though Sean hadn't been. Anderson didn't have a stupid, high school years first love. That dubious honor belonged to the gorgon he'd met not long after leaving home, who had dumped him for not wanting to settle down and be serious, the first of many to resent him for that). It was absolutely, totally coincidence that right as he was saying to hell with all of them and leaving forever (ugh, he should have kept to that forever bit harder) they'd handed him a profile that said he was an absolutely perfect match for the preacher's son? The one he'd seduced and ruined, like Sean was a helpless damsel or something. How handy that a match like that

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