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too close to recognize for years: they operated as a unit, not as partners but as co-strategists, and I had always been the mark.
My father swept the folder off the table. Papers scattered across the floor.
I didn’t flinch.
“Are you finished?” I asked.
He wanted me to react. To cry, to shout, to become the emotional mess he could point at and call irrational.continue reading …
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