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He made the habit of joining her at the diner after that. It wasn’t something they discussed. It was something that just happened. Becky had been shocked to see him sitting in her booth after changing the song in the jukebox.
“Why do you do that?” he asked, instead of offering a hello.
“Do what?” Becky asked.
“Change the song every time you come in here,” Liam said.
“Habit,” Becky said. “And I like changing the song.” That night, she had changed it from the Andrews Sisters—a group she normally enjoyed—to a song by Charlie Parker, just to change it up. “Are you going to arrest me for my song choices?”
“I’m sure I could, but I’m not going to.”
“How generous of you,” Becky said with a small smile.
“I wouldn’t be able to hear tomorrow’s truly awful choice if I did so,” Liam said.
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