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Elaine Whitaker, screamed first. Not a clean scream of fear, but a jagged, furious sound that tore through the entryway and bounced off the framed family photos hanging in the hall. She still wore her cream wool coat from Paris, a red scarf knotted at her throat, blond hair tucked beneath a cashmere beret. She looked expensive and exhausted, in that continue reading …
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