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she’d say.
“For what?”
“For someone to come get me,” she’d whisper.
“They’d have to get through a lot of locks,” I’d say. “And a very angry aunt.”
That usually earned a small smile.
“Can we keep the locks?” she asked one night.
“As long as you want,” I said.
Catherine refused to see me.
Her lawyers advised it. Every attempted visit at the jail ended with a continue reading …
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