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“Reading them for a third and fourth time, something else was apparent. She was just as confused as he was about why she had left him behind. These words especially caught his attention: What you did at the gas station before I drove off was the last straw. I didn’t realize I had been counting them but… apparently--in my subconsciousness-- they had been adding up.”

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