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she found me sitting there with my son, eating vending machine cookies with her father.
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she found me sitting there with my son, eating vending machine cookies with her father.
“I don’t know what he told you,” she said.
She rubbed at her eyes. “He talks about that house constantly. My mother died six years ago, and ever since then, he has kept circling back to that place. To Tommy as a child. To old routines.”
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