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Nick and Suzanne have been married for about six months, and the new blended family is beginning to experience growing pains; Suzanne decides to hyphenate her name; Nick thinks the kids do not love him and will not accept him.
Nick and Suzanne have been married for about six months, and the new blended family is beginning to experience growing pains; Suzanne decides to hyphenate her name; Nick thinks the kids do not love him and will not accept him.
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