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“If you want to know what really happened to your mother,” he whispered, “look in the bottom drawer of your stepfather’s garage.”
“I… what?”
“Who are you?” I asked, my pulse quickening.
“I’m sorry, kid,” he said, handing me his card. “I wish your parents were still here for you.”
I stood frozen, his words echoing louder than the distant organ music.continue reading …
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