“Mom, this a blurring of personal and professional boundaries.”
“That child and that wonderful young man need your help dear. I'm sure you'll find a way around that. Enough of this nonsense. You're helping them and that's that. Are you going come with me to the farmer’s market?" Annie asked.
"I’d love to," Luv answered. "Let me finish the dishes first."
"Let your father finish those. We’ll make it a mother daughter day. How about that?" Annie suggested beaming broadly.
"You always know what to say to cheer me up."
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