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O’Dea had lost his parents? "I’m sorry"

"I didn’t know them so well I was only six Killian was eleven"

"I’ave me a shaky smile "Here I am And I want to help"

More curious than ever, I eyed the clothes, trying to sound casual as I asked, "Sodoes O’Dea do this with all his new artists? Send his sister to look after the in her tone broughtataround the corners of herestured to the bed "You did all this in a day?"

Autuhed "Oh, I am a champion shopper Killian told me he hired a personal shopper for you and I promptly made him cancel that appointment Now, I don’t know your taste or what suits you best but you pick what you like out of this stuff and then when your weight is back to noret an everyday wardrobe with some nicer pieces thrown in just in case Don’t worry about the albu in a stylist with a choices for you for that"

I tried not to hyperventilate at the thought "Let’s just concentrate on this stuff"

"Okay, well, I’ll wait outside You got any orange juice?"

"In the fridge"

"You want some?"

"Sure"

I waited for her to close the door behind her before I turned and looked to the bed Exhaling slowly, I reached for the heain

IT WASN’T A SURPRISE THAT Autureat taste Some of the stuff was a little too preppy for my tastes, but for the irl in an tees and a couple of new pairs of jeans To my relief, I fit into the size UK six, which ain

All I used to as skinny jeans because I’d liked showing off that I had an ass and hips But since those were temporarily on leave, I didn’t exactly suitI’d done, hs were too lean Soh too When I’d seen the boot-cut Levi’s in the bag, I’d been be for enius

"You can go back to your skinny jeans when Brenna gets a little more meat on you"

By the tiain Well, you know, except for the bruising and crazy hair

Brenna was in her late thirties She and Auturee in food science Brenna had been a guest lecturer Auturee but she e difference