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“in the way.” Upstairs, Jessica’s mother was arranging my closet like a volunteer at a thrift store. The porcelain set—the one I had collected piece by piece over twenty Christmases—was called “old,” “a few pieces broken.” The sink smelled awful. Someone had spilled hair dye in the bathtub. And behind the wardrobe—past the little lock only I knew—my continue reading …
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