It all had to do with parochial school training and Catholic guilt. She was supposed to be a good girl. That sometimes translated into: Be nice. Don’t make waves. Always try to be a peacemaker. As she sat on the sofa in her living room staring at the copper silent butler on the coffee table, where she kept affirmations, she realized that she hadn’t been a peacemaker yesterday. Nope. She’d told Alanna exactly what she was thinking. She’d texted a reminder to her last night about letting Mirabelle out of the closet. She hadn’t received one in return. She might feel a little guilty, but she couldn’t say she was sorry, because she wasn’t. Mirabelle hadn’t deserved the thoughtless treatment. If Caprice was sorry about anything, it was about the way she’d left. In her professional life, she didn’t fly off the handle. She stayed in a situation and made it right. However, yesterday, thinking about Grant and Seth, the uncertainty of romantic relationships, the uncertainty of friendships, she’d been thrown a little off-balance.
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