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desk with one hand resting on a photograph of my mother, Natalie, who had died when I was still young enough to believe fathers could fix anything.
“Eleanor,” he’d said, his voice tired, “I don’t dislike Anthony because he comes from less. I distrust him because he wants too much, too fast.”
I cried. I shouted. I accused him of being elitist and controlling continue reading …
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