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“I already told you I visited her a lot when I was young, and she raised me in my first mother’s absence. There’s not much to say other than that.” He furrowed his brow, lips pursed indignantly. It wasn’t exactly true: there was some more to the story, like how he found himself in the kitchens in the first place. The last person he wanted to discuss that with was Fiori, especially when he was much more interesting in talking about the collar in Fiori’s lap. “Is Leviticus gifting you one of his dogs?”