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Adeline chose that moment to show up. “Sorry, guys, I should have remembered to use the bathroom before leaving the shop. I always forget that it feels like a much longer walk when you have to pee.” She stopped talking and took in the packed baskets and the blanket in the sand. “You’re already done eating?” she asked. “Did you at least save some pie?”
“I wouldn’t know,” Bree said, still glaring at Caleb. She couldn’t believe he’d told Isaac what she’d said. It was totally taken out of context, and now she was the one who looked like a complete jerk. “But I’m suddenly not feeling well. I’ll see you back at the house.” And then she turned and made her way down the beach. Away from Caleb, and away from Isaac, who currently looked like someone had kicked his dog.
Despite Bree’s first impr
