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Every politician.
Every member of old-money Manhattan society sitting in those pews.
Grant reached for my arm.
“Please,” he whispered. “We can talk privately.”
I stepped back before he could touch me.
That’s when my father’s attorney rose slowly from the second row.
Harold Bennett.
Seventy-two years old.
Silver-haired.
Precise.
Loyal to my father for over three continue reading …
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