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them. I hung up the phone. I put the truck in gear. I drove toward the highway. I wasn’t going home. Not yet. I had one more stop to make. I needed to see Megan. I needed to look into the eyes of the woman carrying the fake grandchild and give her enough rope to hang herself.
The old Elijah was dead. He died in that lab. The man driving the truck was continue reading …
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