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as my joints settled. I played the part. The tired, dying old man. I am sorry, Megan,’ I said, my voice raspy. Traffic was bad, and my eyes, they are not what they used to be. Megan finally looked up.
She lowered her sunglasses, staring at me with a mixture of boredom and contempt. She had ordered a tower of pastries and a large iced coffee. She hadn’t continue reading …
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