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The Vow That Seventeen Years Erased
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According to our village's betrothal custom, unmarried men and women exchanged carved wooden tokens on Midsummer Eve. If the two tokens made a matching pair, it meant they had pledged their hearts to each other and could set a date to marry.
Kat Michielsen and I had agreed to exchange rose carvings.
But right before Midsummer Eve, when I went to find Kat to confirm our plans, I happened to overhear her talking with her grandmother, Sarah Michielsen.
"Are you really going to swap your rose carving for a wild rose one and marry Jason? What about Nick? He's waited for you for seventeen years.
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