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I would normally catch before breakfast. Rachel was in her fifties, sharp, kind in a way that did not waste time pretending kindness meant ignoring reality.
“Mara,” she said, closing the door, “something is wrong.”
I stared at my hands. “Yes.”
“Do you need time?”
“I need my family not to have committed mortgage fraud in my name.”
She blinked once.
Then she continue reading …
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