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belonged to him.
Not one brick.
Not one lock.
Not one blade of grass.
I called my assistant, Vivian, while my daughter slept.
“Claire?” she said, alarmed. “Aren’t you supposed to be resting?”
I stared at the red blinking keypad.
“I am,” I said. “But first, pull the deed, call Marcus Lee, and ask if his cash buyer is still interested.”
Vivian went silent.
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