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that if she was straight and had dated guys. When she thought

about Dani, Emily half felt that she wanted the entire world to

know what a great person Dani was, but she also knew she

wanted to keep what they had between them. It was their

business, and no one else’s. That didn’t mean being secretive

or furtive, but she thought about how that photographer had

stolen their first intimate moment and she understood her

parents’ fears and warnings.

Because of who her dad was, and maybe even because of

her mom’s fame and success as an artist, she would often be a

target for the media. They weren’t telling her that she couldn’t

be a lesbian, they were trying to warn her that because of who

she was, things might be more difficult when it came to being

in the public eye. She hadn’t understood that either, but her

parents had, and they’d wanted to keep her safe from getting

hurt in that way, from tabloids and unforgiving stories, and

people who wanted to portray her in whatever way they chose.

Emily knew Dani was no secret, but she understood wanting

to protect someone from being splashed all over the media.

She wanted to keep some things private, just for them, and

she’d always want that.

“Thank you.” Emily had nothing more to say. No, she had a

lot more to say, but she realized that her stomach was

rumbling and that the dinner her mom had probably worked

hours to prepare was getting cold because everyone was

talking and not eating. “I can’t wait for you to meet her.

Eventually.”

“We’d like that,” Sandra said, taking Emily’s smile as a cue

to pass around the first of all the dishes on the table.

“We’d like that very much,” Peter echoed.

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