not look at them,” he said.
Alistair’s mouth tightened. “They are Frosts.”
“No,” I said.
Both men looked at me.
“They are Kingstons,” I said. “They have my name, my home, my bedtime songs, my bad pancakes, and my mother’s old rocking chair. They are not a legacy project. They are not heirs for you to claim because blood finally became convenient.”
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