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it. It’s temporary.”
Pawned.
As if that made it better.
As if my property was a piece of jewelry she could trade in for rent money.
“You’ve always had enough,” she added, and the sentence sounded rehearsed, smooth, like she’d practiced it in front of a mirror. “Always had enough.”
For a second, I couldn’t feel my hands.
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