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the People She Trusted Most
Marla had caught herself watching him from across the yard the way she used to watch him years ago, before marriage and parenthood and the ordinary accumulation of a shared life had made that kind of noticing feel less urgent.
She used to think she was the lucky one in their relationship.
For now, she moved through her guests, redirected children away from the buffet table, confirmed that the veggie dip was dairy-free for the guest who had asked twice, and kept one eye on her son Will,continue reading …
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