Jack and I had barely spent a single night in the house when the doorbell rang. We were still living out of boxes, the coffee maker hadn’t even been unpacked yet, and the windows stood bare without a single curtain. But that didn’t stop the neighborhood welcome wagon from rolling in right on time. I peeked through the peephole. “Looks like we’ve got company,” I muttered. Jack groaned. “Please tell me it’s not someone holding cookies.” It was. A woman in a pastel pink cardigan, matching headband, and capri pants stood smiling on our front step like she was auditioning...
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