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Older, somehow, than he had looked twenty minutes earlier, as though the last hour had aged him in real time. “Elaine,” he said quietly. “We should go.”
She stared at him as if betrayal had put on a new face and worn it right up to her. “This is our daughter.”
“No,” he said, and his voice was very soft. “This is her house.”
I had not expected those four continue reading …
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