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the next, and paused on a line halfway down the second sheet. Then he looked up. First at Victoria. Then at my father. Then at me.
The courtroom had gone so quiet I could hear the deputy’s radio crackling softly near the side door.
“Ms. Hail,” the judge said, and his voice had changed, carrying a care and deliberateness it had not held five minutes earlier.continue reading …
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