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# The Accordion at Willow Creek
The screen door still sticks in the same spot it did when Harold was alive to fix it. I know because
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The Seven-Minute Warning
Seven minutes to departure. Renata Kowalski stood on the platform at Union Station in Chicago, gripping
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The Seven-Minute Warning
Seven minutes before departure, Claire Donovan stood on the platform at Union Station, gripping her ticket
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# The Locksmith on Fenwick Street
My name is Dorothy Kessler, I'm sixty-eight, and for eleven years I ran the front desk at Fenwick
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The Last Entry on the Ledger
I work with money. Not the honest kind that pays for groceries or a kid’s braces. The kind that sits
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He Told Me to Kneel. I Tied His Shoe.
The night my husband told me to kneel for his mother, Biscuit, the neighbor’s yellow Lab, was barking
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Denise Okafor Loses Okafor & Paws to Ex-Husband’s Eighty-Four Thousand Dollar Sale
Margaret Doyle has worked the front desk at Feldman & Cross, a family law practice on the third floor
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The Motorhome Clause
The conference room at Hargrove & Finch smelled like lemon furniture polish and stale coffee.
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The $41,200 Face
The kitchen smelled like a cinnamon broom and whatever was stuck in the disposal. I had the laptop open
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The Silver Fox I Never Charged For
In February the loft on Lake Street had floor-to-ceiling windows and a view of the river. The heat from