to give up her firstborn child

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ure. Lance Devore had written his father an unthinkable
letter ― unthinkablethat wasif you happened to be Max Devore. The letter said that Lance didn't
want to hear from his father againand Mattie didn'teither. He wouldn't be welcome in their home
(the Modair trailer wasn't quite the humble woodcutter's cottage of a Brothers Grimm talebut it
was close enough for kissing). He wouldn't be welcome to visit following the birth of their baby
and if he had the gall to send the child a present then or laterit would be returned. Stay out of my
lifeDad. This time you've gone too far to forgive.
There are undoubtedly diplomatic ways of handling an offended childsome wise and some
crafty . . . but ask yourself this: would a diplomatic father have gotten himself into such a situation
to begin with? Would a man with even minimal insight into human nature have offered his son's
fiancee a bounty (one so enormous it probably had little real sense or meaning to her) to give up her
firstborn child? And he'd offered this devil's bargain to a girl-woman of seventeenan age when the
romantic view of life is at absolute high tide. If nothing elseDevore should have waited awhile
before making his final offer. You could argue that he d [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]yilai:
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