That evening at the orphanage, Miss Caroline reminisced about many moments from Leon’s childhood, much to Reba’s delight.


    If someone’s embarrassing moments could be divided by significance, most of them undoubtedly happened before the age of five.


    Reba had always held onto a few of Leon’s less-than-ttering memories from his school days—things like his inability to swim or his awkward run-ins with a certain silver-haired upperssman. But tonight, she gained an arsenal of childhood embarrassments, courtesy of Miss Caroline.


    And she couldn’t wait to tell Leon’s wife.


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    ### A Walk Down Memory Lane


    As the group left the orphanage, night had fallen, and the streets were empty. The road was quiet, with streetlights casting long shadows that stretched ahead of them.@@novelbin@@


    “I can’t believe you were such a mess as a kid, Captain,” Reba teased, grinning ear to ear.


    It was payback. Leon hadughed a little too hard earlier when the orphanage kid had called her "auntie." Now it was her turn to enjoy his difort.


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