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Your other daughter answered it.”
The room shifts. Chairs creak.
Eyes move from Loretta to my mother to me like spectators tracking a ball they can’t look away from.
I haven’t said a thing. And the truth is already in the room.
I stand. My chair doesn’t scrape. I push it back gently, the way you’d close a door you’re never going to open again.
“I’m not continue reading …
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