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gave out.
He curled on the pavement beside the luggage.
Ebony screamed, a high thin sound.
She dropped her bags and threw her hands up, frozen.
But Otis—my father—the man who believed he was untouchable?
He didn’t freeze.
He ran.
He charged off the porch, robe flapping open, face twisted with fury and confusion.
“This is private property!” he bellowed. “Do continue reading …
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