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Eugene sat back in his chair, which creaked under his weight. “You accusing Trevor?” he asked carefully. “I’m telling you I’m not driving that truck,” I said. “And I want it checked by someone who won’t sugarcoat it.” Eugene stared at me for a long moment, then stood. “All right. I’ll look. But if this thing is dangerous, I’m not driving it anywhere.continue reading …
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