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my eyes locked on my mother.
“Someone cut the brake lines on the convertible,” I added, “but I survived.”
Catherine didn’t speak.
She couldn’t.
She just stared at me, her mouth opening and closing like a fish on a dock.
I walked to the empty chair opposite them and sat down. The contrast was violent—their pristine, manicured elegance against my battered,continue reading …
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