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THEO
I had laid down the law about training the day before, and the kids had taken it surprisingly well, I thought. Until Gideon stalked off before Caspar had barely gotten started. I'd known he was annoyed when I told them they didn't have a choice, but it had clearly been more than annoyance festering in him. Perhaps it would have been better if Caspar had started yesterday, before they had a chance to think too much about it, but the kids had slept in late. They had needed it.
With Caspar's eyes closed, I was able to study him as much as I wanted. Sometime between this morning and when he'd left on Friday, I'd given up denying that I thought he was attractive. That word felt weak. He was too distracting to be merely attractive. He was physically amazing, no doubt about that, but h
