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else once hid it.”

I turned to Keaton.

“You deserve an honest explanation. You do not automatically deserve every private sentence your mother wrote during the worst years of her life.”

He looked down.

“Laurel,” I said, “you cannot demand that he live with the consequences of this history while refusing to answer his questions.”

Her eyes filled.

“I was trying continue reading …