Guilt trip

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LUCIANA The kids are having a football competition. I approach Dario during half time, who’s been watching on one side of the field. “Having a good time?” I ask while I take the seat next to him. He gives me a brief glance and refocuses on the field where some of the children are being put into groups with the help of adults. He lets out a loud exhale before he asks, “Why did you bring me here Luciana?” He continues before I give him a response, “Is this your idea of getting me a perfect house?” “Not particularly, but this is my idea of getting you to accept the perfect house,” I answer, earning a confused glare from him. His eyes reveal a million questions that must be running in his brain. I know, I know. It doesn't make any sense. “I just wanted to show you what's at stake,” I b

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