What if my aim is to distract you?

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When I came up onto the main deck, Daddy was there, cooking breakfast. When he looked at me over his shoulder. I gave him a shy smile. “I can cook breakfast,” I said. “You seemed worn out,” he smiled. “Morning,” Mom said as she came out of the bedroom. “Did all the swimming wear you out, Mia?” “Must’ve been,” I said as Daddy served up the omelets he’d been making. “I was thinking,” he said as he sat down. “Let’s go to Santorini and stay there for a few days.” “Like in a hotel?” Mom asked. “No. But we could stay there a few days in a row so you could take in some of the sights of the island and Mia and I could swim and maybe even water ski.” “Sure,” Mom said. I bit my lip and nodded. Mom had been doing a lot of reading — which was what she usually did on beach vacations anyway

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