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the shells.”
A shaky breath.
“Yes.”
“And you kept going.”
He started crying then, not dramatically, not like a child, but with the exhausted, ashamed helplessness of a grown man whose private rationalizations have just been dragged under fluorescent light.
“Dad, what am I supposed to do?”
For one brutal second I was not a retired prosecutor or the complainant continue reading …
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