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name for her.
He could. He did it proudly, one letter at a time, and she nodded as if he’d passed a test, which in a sense he had.
Then she opened a bound visitor log, turned it around on the desk, and slid it toward me.
Mark’s signature was there.
It was dated six weeks after Henry’s funeral. Six weeks. The note beside it, in a teller’s handwriting, read continue reading …
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