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appeared beside us.
“Elara has her little job,” Mother announced to the guests nearby. “At the museum, is it?”
“Gallery,” I said. “I own it.”
“Yes, yes. A shop.”
The room chuckled.
My father stood near the buffet table, a glass of untouched scotch in his hand. He saw me. His mouth tightened. But he said nothing.
He never did.
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