Sarah's heart raced as she stood at the corner of the street. It had been years since she had been in the tiny village but it hadn’t changed at all. She could see the house that she needed to go to, but her feet were rooted to the pavement.
“Now I know where Aiden gets it from,” she said to herself.
“Are you just going to stand there all day or are you coming in?”
Sarah smiled at the voice from behind her. It hadn’t changed at all, neither had the way her stomach fluttered when he was near her.
“Good to see you, Benjamin. You’re looking well.”
“As opposed to normally looking ill?” He said. “I’m guessing this isn’t a social call, is it?”
There was no denying the hope in his v
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