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the joint accounts. I am on the street. Your mother is on the street.”
I looked out my windshield.
I could see her at the end of the driveway.
Neighbors watching.
Taking pictures.
Social capital was worthless.
“You can go to a shelter,” I said. “Or call one of your church friends.”
“They won’t answer,” she sobbed. “They think we are criminals.”
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