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stared at the grill lid. My uncle looked at the grass. Every adult suddenly found somewhere else to put their eyes. Nobody moved.
Mom stared at Crawford. “No. That’s ridiculous. Sarah wouldn’t put strangers in her home.”
“I did,” I said.
Dad’s face hardened. “Then that’s on you. We had legal authority.”
Williams spoke next, calm and precise. “You used continue reading …
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