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out of Tessa’s car and smelling wet cedar, chimney smoke, and soil.
He was tall, gray-haired, and dressed in a flannel shirt with one sleeve rolled unevenly. He did not crouch to my level. He did not call me sweetheart. He did not say he had heard so much about me.
He held the door open and said, “You must be Calla.continue reading …
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