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“You sold my car?”
“There wasn’t room for old junk. You weren’t using it.”
“That car was in my name.”
“It was in the garage of our house,” he said, matter of fact, as though geography overrode ownership, as though proximity constituted a claim that service and sacrifice did not. “We needed the space.”
I stared at him. I wanted to ask whether they had continue reading …
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