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oxygen to protest, she emerged from the shadows of the foyer. Joan, my mother-in-law, was a woman who wore fake pearls and a genuine malice. She stood by the door, a smug silhouette against the morning light.
“Well,” she chuckled, the sound like dry leaves skittering on a grave. “At least the dog is trained.”
They laughed. It was a sharp, jagged sound continue reading …
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