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for the first time in days without flinching.
He opened his mouth.
For a second, I thought he might say my name.
He didn’t.
He looked away.
And that was the only apology he had ever been capable of.
Outside, the air had that Seattle dampness that never fully leaves.
The sky was low and gray.
A few reporters stood near the main entrance, their microphones angled continue reading …
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