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hurt his eyes. He left it on the kitchen counter. Diane saw it while looking for a pen.
He came in from the garage and found her standing very still, the paper in her hand.
“Who is Evelyn?” she asked.
Frank felt like a teenager caught with cigarettes.
“An old friend.”
Diane looked down at the page. “She says she never forgot you.”
“That’s private.”
“Mom has continue reading …
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