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Not her face, not her bearing, not the red dress or the coat or any detail of her that he could locate in any memory he owned.
“I’m sorry,” he said. “Have we met?”
Something moved briefly in her expression.
“You let me into your house last night,” she said. “I’m a little hurt you’ve forgotten already.”
Caleb looked at the convoy. Looked back at her. continue reading …
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