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I was 84, living alone in the Florida house where my wife died, when a rich developer showed up on my porch with three men in polos, a stack of papers, and a smile that promised to erase my entire life “for the future of the town.”
I’m 84M, American, and my knees sound like popcorn when I stand up.
Turns out I was wrong.
It started with a knock on my front door.
Not a neighbor knock. The kind of knock that sounds like it comes with paperwork.
I was in my kitchen in Cedar Hammock, Florida, holding a mug of coffee my late wife Marlene used to call “tar.”
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