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hating the tremor that slipped through, hating it more because it was honest. “And I need you to come to my house. Twenty minutes.”
She didn’t ask for details. She didn’t scold. She only lowered her voice and said, “I’m on my way.”
While I waited, I sat in the armchair by the window and stared out at the yard.
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