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My daughter-in-law staged her little coup under the soft golden lights of The Sovereign, Atlanta’s most self-important steakhouse—the kind of place where the chandeliers cost more than a starter home and every plate arrives arranged like it’s auditioning for a magazine cover. It was Jamal’s 38th birthday, a night that should’ve belonged to him. Instead, it became the night Tia decided to crown herself queen. I sat at the far end of the mahogany table, watching Jamal laugh louder than he needed to, surrounded by people who liked the look of him more than the man. Tia sparkled beside him…
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