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repay it after a business deal. She acknowledged that she had lied to us.

She did not excuse herself.

She also wrote that Ellis had called her worthless, and that I had stood beside him without saying a word.

That part was true.

The night Laurel left, snow had been falling against the kitchen windows.

Rylan had taken nearly eight thousand dollars from us continue reading …