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“Sweetheart, you don’t have to open,” I said.
“Just say something so I know you’re okay.”
No footsteps. No TV. No “go away.”
Just a closed door.
I went home, set the pie on my table, and stared at it.
By morning, I’d made up my mind.
I called a taxi and went to the police station because I don’t drive anymore, and frankly, at ninety-one, I shouldn’t.
The officer at the front desk looked about 12 himself.
“Ma’am, can I help you?” he asked, standing up.
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