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slowly in her chair and looks at my mother. Barbara Jenkins does the same. Loretta doesn’t move.
“Why?” I ask. “Because if I sold the farm and had real money, I might stop giving it to you. I might finally see the pattern. I might finally say no.”
My father stands with his hands at his sides. He doesn’t deny it. He doesn’t explain.
He just stands there continue reading …
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