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through her contacts with surprising dexterity for someone so ill, found a name, and pressed call. Then she put it on speaker, the sound filling the small room.
Three rings.
Then a man’s voice, deep and measured and professional.
“Eleanor. How are you feeling?”
“I’m dying, Harold,” she said bluntly. “But I’m clear-headed, and it’s time.”
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