Flynn Sutherland asked. In less than five hours, he would see Pride Donovan again for the first time in three years, and he wanted to get an early start on the work that awaited him. His secretary, Killeen Ross, buried in the depths of the Houston Chronicle, appeared to be sinking deeper by the minute as she thumbed through section after section. “I’m looking for my favorite column.” Killeen’s brown pageboy appeared for a moment above the sheets of newsprint. “This is Thursday. Tracy Eric’s ‘Single Mommy’ column is supposed to be — here it is. They keep moving it.” “‘Single Mommy?’” Flynn repeated, in tones of distaste. He leaned over Killeen from behind her chair so that his sun-bleached, dark blond hair almost brushed her cheek. “It’s a fantastic column,” Killeen said. “She writes about single parenting, all the way from having the baby on your own to how it feels to have a date for the first time in two years.
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