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screwup instead of what he was.
“You knew enough.”
He flinched like I’d hit him.
Westbridge Calls Back
By 9:17 a.m. I was sitting at Mrs. Alvarez’s kitchen table with a mug of coffee I wasn’t really drinking and my suitcase still unopened beside the pantry. Her house smelled like bleach and cinnamon toast. A radio muttered low near continue reading …
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