Slate’s words recaptured Kendra’s attention, and she took a calming breath. Being as detached as she could, she said, “I don’t know if that’s possible since I’m pretty busy most of the time. I’ve taken over the running of the shop now that Dad’s gone.” Slate nodded. “I heard about your father, Kendra, and I’m sorry. He was a good man. I really liked him.” “Yes, he was, and he really liked you, too,” she responded softly. That had been true. Her father had never said an unkind word about Slate, even when he knew how badly Slate had hurt her. “I think it’s wonderful that you’re carrying things on the way you know he would have wanted. I’m sure he was proud of you.” Kendra nodded. “Yes, he was,” she murmured, thinking of how happy her father had been when she’d decided to become an optometrist. “And I’m very proud of you, too, Kendra.” Slate’s words reined Kendra’s thoughts back in, and her focus was completely reclaimed by him. “Thanks, Slate, and I’m proud of you, as well.
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