We are a professional family, and our lifestyle reflects that.
After five years, she’s now returned, wanting to be near family. We are trying to get to know her again, as she is not the same child we knew — pretty much a stranger.
Our whole family is anxious about this. Many business associates will be in attendance. Never mind. Miss Manners will try to calm you down by pointing out the unlikelihood of the scene you envision.
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