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the open grave, dry-eyed, watching me as if I were a stain on the linen.
We hadn’t been back at the house for 10 minutes when my DIL found me in the front room, a sheaf of stapled papers in her hand.
“Get out,” she said, shaking the pages at me. “The house has been in our family trust since before you ever walked through that door. Daddy continue reading …
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