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younger sister.
Ruth had never liked Frank much, though she had always been civil. She was seventy-six now, sharp-eyed and thin as a rail.
She walked toward him slowly.
“Ruth,” Frank said.
“Frank.”
They stood facing each other beneath the fluorescent lights.
“That was a decent speech,” she said.
“Thank you.”
“Would’ve been better if you’d figured it out thirty continue reading …
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