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Muscular arms gripping the stroller handle, tattoos flexing, that deep voice dropping low as he catches you looking. “They’re pretty stinky,” he admits with a little grin, lifting one socked foot just enough to give you a tease of the dirty sole. The kind of dad who pushes his...

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