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on the bridge.
They had not expected the victim to walk into the parlor.
“Savannah, Ms—” Mr. Buden said, his voice cracking.
He stood up, his eyes widening as they took in the blood on my shirt and the raw scrape along my jawline.
“My God, what happened?”
“I had some car trouble, Mr. Buden,” I said, my voice raspy but steady.
I didn’t look at him.
I kept continue reading …
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