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they crossed. “Do my parents know who you are?”<br />
Olivia shook her head. “I screened them <strong>on</strong> paper, but we didn’t meet. I wanted everything to be<br />
an<strong>on</strong>ymous,<br />
and so did they. I cried after I delivered you, though, knowing I had to give you up.” She smiled sadly,<br />
then touched Spencer’s arm. “I know I can’t make up for sixteen years in <strong>on</strong>e visit, Spencer. But I’ve<br />
thought about you all your life.” She rolled her eyes. “Sorry. That’s cheesy, right?”<br />
Spencer’s eyes welled with tears. “No,” she said quickly. “Not at all.” How l<strong>on</strong>g had she been waiting for<br />
some<strong>on</strong>e to say these things to her?<br />
At the corner of Sixth Avenue and 12th Street, Olivia abruptly stopped. “There’s my new apartment.”<br />
She<br />
pointed to the top floor of a luxury apartment building. Beneath it was a quaint market and a home<br />
accessories<br />
store. A limo pulled up to the entrance, and a woman in a mink stole got out and whisked through the<br />
revolving doors.<br />
“Can we go up?” Spencer squealed. The place seemed so glamorous, even from the outside.<br />
Olivia checked the Rolex that dangled from her wrist. “I’m not sure we have enough time before our<br />
reservati<strong>on</strong>s.<br />
Next visit, though. I promise.”<br />
Spencer shrugged off her disappointment, not wanting Olivia to think she was bratty. Olivia hurried<br />
Spencer to a small, cozy restaurant a few blocks away. The room smelled of saffr<strong>on</strong>, garlic, and mussels,<br />
and<br />
was packed with people. Spencer and Olivia sat down at a table, the candlelight flickering <strong>on</strong> their faces.<br />
Olivia immediately ordered a bottle of wine, instructing the waiter to pour some in Spencer’s glass too.<br />
“A<br />
toast,” she said, raising her glass to Spencer’s. “To many more visits like this.”<br />
Spencer beamed and looked around. A young guy who looked a lot like Noel Kahn—except probably less<br />
puerile—was sitting at the bar. A girl in nut brown boots tucked into her jeans sat next to him, laughing.